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• A comment on Talk: Arunachalam Muruganantham: How I started a sanitary napkin revolution!

  Dec 29 2012: Also Known As: The Candyman.

• A comment on Talk: Leymah Gbowee: Unlock the intelligence, passion, greatness of girls

  Apr 11 2012: Forked tongues are not welcome. Science does this for us. I believe it does. (now that we can see inside a snakes mouth with pencil drawings of snake anatomy.) Developmental imperfections become a heightened obsession. The unknown is more to know. People don't have to kill themselves! People don't have to kill themselves solving complex problems. More tolerance for oppression is not throughout the problem itself. Support is a life planning step. Socio-economic status is still a compulsion, I guess. The obsession to compulsively stereotype is not necessary. The way we form our aesthetic is compromised. The communication is childish. Planning the communication, well you know how that goes, body aesthetic and everything. The human is faced with an inconvenient drama. The stereotyping of emotions does solve for class boundaries. Communication planning, political staging, somehow these people communicate. I hope none of your politicians control violence or control anyone. I know how you see space as a natural opening of the mind and body. We don't open our eyes in the womb, right? No, kind of dumb. Well, people reach out.

• A reply on Conversation: What is the power behind a shared experience?

  Mar 27 2012: Disrupt the connection. Who is to say as to how another person's touch, affects you?
  
  My chapter reading is talking about psychophysical measures of sensory sensitivity. (Mind reading is not in here). The rule of social proof. Electroshock, hmm. Anyway, less pain if a subject experiencing the same electroshocks as you, exhibits a higher tolerance for the pain. Herds? Do you have to be connected to the EKG/ EEG with suction cups? Oh, and you both have to be in the same room.

• A comment on Conversation: What is the power behind a shared experience?

  Mar 26 2012: Intolerance is normally a result of dependencies. Dependencies are experiences. In the formation of dependencies we develop self-consciousness. Self-consciousness works like the circadian rhythm. When exhausted, we have simpler responses to stimulus. Simpler because the human needs to reset to an earlier period in their human development. The learning process is rooted in flexible structures.

• A reply on Conversation: How can we simplify legal/business language?

  Jan 27 2012: The children mocking us with their potential! That is all I watched, the first couple of minutes. It is interesting how these newer mediums possess us with meaningful discourse.

• A reply on Conversation: How can we simplify legal/business language?

  Jan 26 2012: Yes, as in real guidelines applied to a commodity rich speech community. A buffer of creatable intelligence. Something to go with when you got somewhere to go.

• A comment on Conversation: How can we simplify legal/business language?

  Jan 26 2012: A literary mode was used in post-colonial Latin America for translating the interposition of super normal realities with there intended metaphorical equivalents as they happen in normal reality.