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Points of Interest, vol. 2 #4
February 14, 2009 in Brain, Depression, ethics, healthcare, LDS, Medicine, Mental Illness, mind, Mormon, Neurology, psychiatry, psychology, Science, social phobia, Spirituality, technology | Tags: CBT, community, cotton candy, darwin, diet soda, empathy, evolution, fingerprints, health journalism, humor, intuition, knowledge, palliative care, peer support, philosophy, provicialism, selfishness, spouses, therapy, touch, trauma, wisdom, wound healing | 2 comments
In an effort to return to a regular weekend schedule, I present the creme de la creme of my web browsing put together in a mere five days time, and still overflowing with thoughtful, touching, funny and poignant goodness. Today I have peer support, intuition, schizophrenia, salience, religiosity, spirituality, diet soda, cotton candy, and a bunch of other vaguely defined subjects. So pull up a chair, sit down and dig in to the absolute best I could find on the internet- Read the rest of this entry »
Points of Interest, #41
January 7, 2009 in Brain, ethics, LDS, Medicine, Mental Illness, mind, Mormon, Neurology, psychiatry, psychology, Science, Spirituality, technology | Tags: anxiety, Bible, body, children, community, culture, curing, elopement, end of life, facial recognition, football, glasses, gratitude, happiness, healing, health, life, marriage, medical ethics, miracle, organ donation, oxytocin, palliative care, perception, religion, scripture, scrubs, support, Theology, worry | 1 comment
And now, the moment you have been waiting for all week. No– not that moment. It is the moment when yours truly presents the best, the brightest, the most informative, interesting, and entertaining of my sojourn on the internet. Today I have gratitude, no worries, losing recognition of our own face, the God of the future, marrying biblical sisters, Scrubs and the end of life, and a football team without a home field, and eloping six year olds, amongst a lot of other really, really good stuff. So dig in and enjoy the best of the internet (I could find)- Read the rest of this entry »
Points of interest, #37
December 4, 2008 in Brain, Depression, ethics, LDS, Medicine, Mental Illness, mind, Mormon, Neurology, psychiatry, psychology, Science, social phobia, Spirituality, technology | Tags: ADHD, amnesia, anorexia, basketball, bioethics, bipolar disorder, blessing, community, development, ecology, emotions, environment, gremlins, healing, humor, marriage, memory, mogwai, mormon culture, neurosugery, poverty, priesthood, pygmy tarsier, self harm, social anxiety disorder, synesthesia, thanksgiving, Theology, Utah, Utah Jazz | 1 comment
Welcome one and all to an irregular installment of my irregularly irregular collection of the very best of all things mind, soul, and body on the internet (That I could find, anyway). Today I have Mormons and basketball, Pygmy Tarsiers, Mogwai, kilobunnies and kilorats, the spirituality of chess, and husbands in the doghouse to help heal your social phobia, ADHD, Bipolar, Depression, amnesia, self harm, or whatever else it is you are in need of. So here is all I got… Read the rest of this entry »
It isn’t good to be alone
July 28, 2008 in LDS, Mormon, psychology, Spirituality | Tags: ancestry, civilization, community, emergence, entropy, ethnicity, faith, family, hope, humanity, identity, loneliness, marriage, order, sociality, society, utopia, zion | 2 comments

Castaway, the story of a plane wreck survivor and the volleyball he loved. (now that's lonely)
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