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Author Archives: Henry Gee
Pippa Middleton’s Guide to Sex and Cooking
I’ve finished the draft of ‘The Beowulf Effect: Fossils, Evolution and the Human Condition’ and I have packed it off to the publisher. If you’d like a sneak preview, let me know and I’ll send you a pdf.
Posted in Beowulf Effect, cooking, pippa middleton, sex, Writing & Reading
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #1,527
This example kindly sent in by regular reader M.G., the picture taken at Legoland in San Diego, CA. Mmmm. Couldn’t eat a whole one.
Posted in Apparitions, buy one get one free, it has not escaped our notice, Silliness
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Nonself
My journey of self rediscovery with mirtazapine, as dissected below, was not to last. Although I had the side-effects of this potent tricyclic – drowsiness, dizziness, very loud dreams – I was experiencing none of the benefits. Unfortunately, one of … Continue reading
Posted in citalopram, lorazepam, mirtazapine, Research, serotonin, serotonin re-uptake inhibitors, sertraline, the drugs don't work, zopiclone
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #4,466
This vaguely disturbing notice sent in by the ever-flocculent Professor Trellis of North Wales. I think it speaks for itself. What it’s saying, though, is another matter.
Posted in Apparitions, it has not escaped our notice, more silliness, Professor Trellis of North Wales, Silliness
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Tang
As you are no doubt aware I edit Futures, Nature‘s weekly foray into the many worlds of science fiction. This week’s example is a disturbing tale of computer love – just the thing for Alan Turing’s centenary year – and comes … Continue reading
Posted in from mars with love, futures, julian tang, Science-fiction, Writing & Reading
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Self
It has been noted in these annals that I haven’t felt quite myself recently. However, last night, after having endured several days that I wouldn’t recommend to anyone, not even as an adventure holiday, I flipped 30mg of mirtazapine, took … Continue reading
Posted in benzedrine, citalopram, consciousness, daniel dennett, depression, drugs, mentl, mianserin, mirtazapine, Research, self, sentience, serotonin, Silliness, Writing & Reading
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The Maison Des Girrafes Caption Competition #404
Captions invited. My own suggestion is ‘I think we’ve been stood up.’ Induction into the Grand Order of the Unicycling Girrafe (GOOFTUG) will follow any caption offered below that tickles the cockles.
Posted in Canis Primus Croxorum, canis secundus croxorum, Domesticrox, Silliness
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Excerpticus In Excelsis
Being another Excerpt in the Ongoing Spectacle that is The Beowulf Effect: Fossils, Evolution and the Human Condition, a book currently being written for the University of Chicago Press and is now more than a month overdue. But I am … Continue reading
Posted in cognition, com, crows, intelligence, Nicola Clayton, parative cognition, Research, Science-fiction
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Mentl
I’ve been moithering about whether to write this post for some time – the reasons for such moitherment will, I hope you’ll see, become clear – but the case has become erumpent for reasons of campaigns such as this and, … Continue reading
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #423
Here is a bibelot passed my way by Prof S. C. of Nebraska, recently … On a related theme, here is something I trod in picked up found on the internet courtesy of my friend Ms J. G. of Norwich.
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