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Like most people who end up with their own blog, I have become overwhelmed with the job of managing information. I subscribe to numerous feeds and literally swim as hard as I can just to stay up to date. Many people I know have asked about where I source my news and commentary and it becomes an awkward, unwieldy experience trying to encapsulate a cogent reply. So this blog is my attempt to point people to a single place where information I follow flows. My blog list is very extensive and I have tried to whittle it down substantially. I am also on the prowl for more blogs, therefore all recommendations will be highly valued! I have daily feed straight to this site some of my favorite content. Daily review of Mish Shedlock, Nathan Martin, Jim Sinclair, GATA, and Martin Armstrong are essential IMO and will be posted here. Also, I endeavor to provide weekly Technical Analysis of Gold, Silver, US Dollar, and select markets. I hope to provide some with an exposure to technical analysis, and at the same time hone my own skills. Also, I will be adding commentary to the daily feeds from other sources. In time, this will be the primary focus of my blog as frequent visitors will channel feeds appearing here directly to their own sites and will come here for either analysis or commentary. I hope you find some utility here and it serves you well out there in the Matrix!

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

This is really cool!


Phillip Zimbardo - The Secret Powers of Time

I recently finished the book, “In Search of Time” by Dan Falk. This was a very good book, one that really gets you thinking about the way that nature, and time, work. It touches on how man’s perception of time has changed radically throughout history, and then takes you into the sciences and time’s role in them – definitely recommend it.

This RSA Animate (I really like that as a presentation method) will also get you thinking about your perspective of time and its relationship to how you work and think. Do these time tenses influence nations? Do they underlie work ethics and productivity? Will societies that are set up to encourage work ethics and a faster pace of life flourish over those that don’t? Is this instinctual, a part of the race for survival? Is being bored with “analog” really a bad thing, or is it a good thing? Definitely should get you thinking. Perhaps as we use technology to swing away from personal relationships, that the pendulum will swing back and we’ll find a balance between the technology and the social graces? It’s an undeniable trend, he says as he types to his friends in the blogosphere!

Damn, this site doesn’t download fast enough! Can you change the background color to white? (ht RRH)

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