Wisdom Of The Crowd
Internet resources have enabled user-contributed advice. But now that it’s so voluminous, how do you find the wheat among the chaff? Here’s one solution.
All posts in Science & Technology
Create Your Own Adventure
The Covid-19 pandemic’s been going on for 2 years. Most of us have more than a little fatigue…we’re tired of restrictions, tired of doomsayers. We want “normal”, whatever that means. Indications are that the dominant variants are less virulent. Treatments must be improving, given that …
Comprehensive Discipline for Relaxation
While this protocol is specific to training a single canine behavior, the explanation is much more. Read this, and you’ll understand dog psychology well enough to condition any behavior…
Making Me Look Good, By Comparison
A bunch of funny DIY Fails.
It’s a Trap!
While we don’t know what the long-term consequences of Covid-19 are, after you recover, and while we don’t have a vaccine, yet…we are learning more, every day. For example, if you’re infected, having healthy levels of vitamin D may help you avoid a cytokine storm, …
Passion killer, you’re too much
I mostly take sports photos (volleyball), these days. I’ve done some travel photos, and played with macro shots. I don’t do portraiture at all. But maybe I should? This seems to be the most concise guide to taking portraits I’ve found…
Enduring Depression
I have some familiarity with depression. When I talk about depression, I don’t mean extreme sadness. I mean, it’s a cousin of sadness, but it’s not a matter of degree. It’s more like a hope deficiency, a corresponding lack of motivation, and an undercurrent of …
Here kitty, kitty
BF Skinner and Pavlov pioneered operant conditioning. And animal trainers have used this learning to condition behaviors in dogs, cats, lions, tigers, orcas, dolphins, birds, etc. (For explanations a layman can understand, I recommend Karen Pryor’s “Don’t Shoot the Dog”.) Still, here’s a fun article …
I’ve Got Stuff To Review
http://www.youshouldhaveseenthis.com/