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Permalink Reply by Kim Jones on -
Bhuvaneshwar Joshi - I am not so enthusiastic about the subject of your discussion
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Permalink Reply by William Jack Jordan on -
Ive seen a lot of web pages with the same title.
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Permalink Reply by Free Willy on -
Have you read the book called "Everything Men Know About Women" by Dr. Alan Francis? The book is a novelty – best seller with great title. It shows the work of creativity combining with humor.
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Permalink Reply by William Jack Jordan on
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Its not one of those books where all the pages are blank.
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Permalink Reply by Free Willy on
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That's correct. The message or joke is clear. Men know nothing (blank) about women.
Just see how money can be made from such stuff. Simple and effective.
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Permalink Reply by Franis on -
Or is it - Men know (blank) nothing about women...?
Wasn't aware that Bhuvaneshwar Joshi was attempting to make money from his blog post here.
;o)
It's well-known that a man will NOT ask for directions, so why should this be different?
Tricky to find out when the guys don't have a clue how to ask. If they ask, they don't remember the answer or don't take it seriously.
One woman's answer doesn't represent All Womanhood either.
That said, Deborah Tannen has quite a bit to say about linguistic gender differences in communication - that a person of either gender would find interesting.
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Permalink Reply by Bhuvaneshwar Joshi on -
Well, friends,I have received a number of comments on this 'Untitled ' issue. Although I do at times search for new sources for ideas by typing strange titiles,such as,'beyond thinking', and yet this was not the case here.In fact it was simplly by accident;I must have been in the process of developing some idea when the finger did the trick !
Well,it reminds me of how once a number of art critics who found different interpretations to aa atr piece that they had described as masterpiece,turned out to be the job of a dog who had crawled over a canvas spilled the paints and did the rest with his taile !
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Permalink Reply by Franis on
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One of my fave sci-fi writers, (who wrote more books on more subjects than de Bono!) was Issac Asimov, who said: The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' (I found it!) but 'That's funny ...'
It was Libet 'way back in the 1980s who figured out that the brain knows that we are already doing something before we realize we meant to do it. Haggard & Eimer who documented that most people compare their idea of their intention to see if it matches; we then do course corrections if it doesn't. But when we're after new ideas and voyaging into new territory, it's no telling what will bring us to what we want, is there?
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Permalink Reply by William Jack Jordan on
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"And the first law of Robots is...."
Yeah, I read some of Asimov's stories.
One of my fav stories was called 'Victory Unintentional'. It was about a group of robots that landed on Jupiter. The Jupitereans were very hostile and tried very hold to destroy them with artillery but were unable.
A long story, but in end the Jupitereans learned the robots didn't need food and didn't need air. it was after that the Jupiter people abandoned their plan to invade Earth.
On the way back to Earth in the spaceship, one robot said "Do you think we should have told them we were not human beings."
lol
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