Jim Wheeler
BS, USNA, Annapolis, 1959; MSA, The Geo. Washington U., 1975; Submariner, Commander, USN, 1959 - 1981; Aerospace battery engineer & mgr., 1981 - 1999; Political affiliation: Mainly of the Democratic persuasion but not a fan of the extremes on either side.
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Tag Archives: Social Sciences
Penmanship, Through the Looking Glass
Cursive handwriting is, I submit, linked significantly to the human brain. Logic might indicate that it is simply a pattern reflecting thought unique to a particular brain but my own experience leads me to conclude that handwriting is a complete … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative, cursive, education, Handwriting Analysis, ink, ink pens, personality, Psychology, Social Sciences, Standardized test, United States
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Memetically Yours
The modern theory of information embodies an old concept, that information packets or patterns often take on a kind of life on their own through a process of imitation. Robert Oxton Bolton (1572-1631) said: A belief is not merely an … Continue reading
Still Skeptical After All These Years 