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Adam Mitchell's blog post was featuredEchinodermata: biological model for personalized venture for Humanistic stability
Like many who may read this, I love biology. Marine biology, in particular, has always evoked the most child-like wonder into an alien world not-quite our own. Yet we share the world with all of Earth's biology. Looking to one particular phylum in our shared 'Tree of Life,' we can see metaphor for human collaboration in the coordinated limb activity of…See More
Adam Mitchell commented on Kelly Wade's blog post Proof Of Giant Squid Captured On Video"Some corrections, given my understanding of the Giant Squid: this is the first video of a living Giant Squid. Carcasses, as well as bits and pieces (likely crumbs from Sperm Whale luncheons) have washed up across the globe. Also, though…"
Adam Mitchell's blog post was featuredTechie-Contact Lenses: Seeing Further than Before
As a near-sighted child, I reveled in close examination of the world. Small bugs & flowers held close to eye, I can recall countless hours combing over the minutia of objects close up. It was the clouds and stars, so far away & therefore further still from clear in my focus, that were forbidden my…See More
Adam Mitchell commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Dreams of Childhood: All Realities"Thank you all for the comments! Wishing you all great wonder & the capacity to share the same, let us not get so carried away by fantasy as to remit our capacities to act helpfully in the here&now. Enjoy your travels, and may we…"
Michael Clauw commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Dreams of Childhood: All Realities"Great post! I often think that even if there are not these thing existing presently in some other form, who's to say it never existed in another time. It is amazing to think, over the entire life of the universe, that billions of things that…"
Marisa Mostek commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Dreams of Childhood: All Realities"I think it would pretty cool if our imaginations could manifest themselves in reality. I always had a very active imagination as a child, wishing that the tales I read could be true or that I could turn into an Animorph (anyone else read that…"
Xhiljola Nano commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Dreams of Childhood: All Realities"This was an interesting blog to read. Outside of the box thinking.. I like it :)"
Kelly Wade commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Dreams of Childhood: All Realities"I'm a scientist. Marine biology. Your words ring true. Always asked 'what if' and hope to never take life for granted."
Adam Mitchell's blog post was featuredDreams of Childhood: All Realities
I remember- as a child in temple at pesach, a fertility celebration of spring harvest- I held a reed in the center of the congregants and spun, reciting, essentially, “God is all around, God is all around, God is all around.” It was then, dizzy from the rituals of my tradition that I thought: ‘what if’ all fictions- Chinese…See More
Jessica Thomas commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Existential Absurdities: solipsist games to play with friends!"This is absolutely brilliant. Thank you for this!"
Adam Mitchell posted a blog postExistential Absurdities: solipsist games to play with friends!
"What if," the dreamer pondered, "I am not so much a human being, but a trans-dimensional being of incomprehensible power who has fashioned these unimaginably capable capacities to answer the question, 'what is it like to be a human?'"We would be 'trapped' from insight to this grander nature of ours (much like Scientologists affirm), forbidden to see 'up the ladder'…See More
Jessica Thomas commented on Adam Mitchell's blog post Techie-Contact Lenses: Seeing Further than Before"I too, am near-sighted and astigmatic and would love to see the world with the clarity that these lenses have."
Marni E. Goldberg left a comment for Adam Mitchell"Terrific, Adam. I'll post the article to Technology shortly."
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Echinodermata: biological model for personalized venture for Humanistic stability
Posted on January 9, 2013 at 5:00pm 1 Comment 1 Like
Like many who may read this, I love biology. Marine biology, in particular, has always evoked the most child-like wonder into an alien world not-quite our own. Yet we share the world with all of Earth's biology. Looking to one particular phylum in our shared 'Tree of Life,' we can see metaphor for human collaboration in the coordinated limb activity…
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Posted on December 4, 2012 at 6:48pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
As a near-sighted child, I reveled in close examination of the world. Small bugs & flowers held close to eye, I can recall countless hours combing over the minutia of objects close up. It was the clouds and stars, so far away & therefore further still from clear in my focus, that were forbidden my…
Dreams of Childhood: All Realities
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 9:30pm 5 Comments 1 Like
I remember- as a child in temple at pesach, a fertility celebration of spring harvest- I held a reed in the center of the congregants and spun, reciting, essentially, “God is all around, God is all around, God is all around.” It was then, dizzy from…
Continue Existential Absurdities: solipsist games to play with friends!
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 11:30am 3 Comments 1 Like
"What if," the dreamer pondered, "I am not so much a human being, but a trans-dimensional being of incomprehensible power who has fashioned these unimaginably capable capacities to answer the question, 'what is it like to be a human?'"
We would be 'trapped' from insight to this grander nature of ours (much like Scientologists affirm), forbidden to see…
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- At 6:08pm on April 30, 2012, Marni E. Goldberg said…
Terrific, Adam. I'll post the article to Technology shortly.
- At 12:08pm on February 15, 2012,
Britt Hysen said… Amazing picture! Is that Melanie Griffith's mom? ha ...and you're blog in spectacular! Truly Adam, you are an incredible writer. :)
- At 11:24am on February 14, 2012, Britt Hysen said…
ADAM MITCHELL is a member of Gen Y Hub!? Yeah boy! Love see you here. PLease share your wealth of knowledge with the community. I'm sure you come across so many amazing articles - would love to share them on the front page so please post in a blog. -> go to ADD BLOG and write a blurb then add pictures or embed video! ALSO customize your page and put up a profile pic so we can see your gorgeous face! <3
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