Monthly Archives: June 2005

Life in the Corporation

Brain
The human brain is a trickster. It has to be. If it weren’t rejecting 99.99% of the input bombarding our senses, our heads would explode from sensory overload.

Our brains convince us that what we see is real, while it’s actually an illusion our consciousness makes by connecting the dots.

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Google Earth

I thought I was going to write an article on visual learning this evening. That was before I popped into Google Earth. Before being acquired, this was Keyhole. I tapped in my home address and zoomed from space to a satellite photo that shows my house. From there, I flew across the United States to my Continue reading