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Comment on The perfect set of widgets by Lindy

Lindy — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:11:59 +0000

Thanks Cherilaser for letting me be Me!. I’ll pop along to your blog and have a look too now. Linda

Comment on The perfect set of widgets by cherilaser

cherilaser — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:19:23 +0000

Hi, Lindy! Even though your posts are random, they are definitely interesting! If you have a minute, I invite you to visit my new blog as well at http://www.cherilaser.wordpress.com. Your thoughts and input, however random, would be welcomed and appreciated,

Comment on Brand new bookstore by Lindy

Lindy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:00:44 +0000

I can’t help but agree with you James, Payloadz does sound dodgy, but I believe the name comes from the idea of shifting weight. You could use it to sell all sorts of things, not just digital goods. What about tickets to seminars, workshops and the like. Or even get people to pay their invoices online?

Comment on Brand new bookstore by James Pipe

James Pipe — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:48:47 +0000

Appart from it’s dubious name, Payloads looks really good. Now all I need is something to sell!

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Adding simple e-Commerce- Grow A Better Business — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:16:34 +0000

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Brand new bookstore « woman on the edge of reality — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:42:44 +0000

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Comment on The art of illusion by Lindy

Lindy — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:25:53 +0000

Now we’re moving into the whole paradox that is Schroedinger’s Cat. Everything is possible and nothing is possible – both at the same time. Everything that could ever happen already has, and nothing has too. In fact, seeing things that aren’t there is a bit of an art in itself because then we get into the question of what exactly is ‘reality’ and, as I commented on your blog, we make the assumption that we all ’see’ the same thing.

I was introduced to The Matrix recently and have to say, the theory has some merit

Comment on The art of illusion by Lindy

Lindy — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:25:47 +0000

No we’re moving into the whole paradox that is Schroedinger’s Cat. Everything is possible and nothing is possible – both at the same time. Everything that has could ever happen already has, and nothing has too. In fact, seeing things that aren’t there is a bit of an art in itself because then we get into the question of what exactly is ‘reality’ and, as I commented on your blog, we make the assumption that we all ’see’ the same thing.

I was introduced to The Matrix recently and have to say, the theory has some merit

Comment on The art of illusion by boomerangblogger

boomerangblogger — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:57:01 +0000

You’re doing great! You are right, most probably you will see a friend who is not there (if he is being late). It’s a paradox! You’ll see something which is not there!
This example is just to illustrate that quite often we spend our live seeing something which is not there (any longer). And I would take your idea of changing (or removing) the glasses for the rule for every developed human being in order to be able to see that the world does change every moment and new opportunities and interesting things come out much ofter than we might think.
It’s so great to know that there’re people who want to see further than their own nose! And are curious and open-minded.

You know a friend of mine asked me recently what my favorite subject was, so that I felt relaxed and excited at the same time during the conversation. I replied immediately: philosophy and psychology. She asked why … didn’t think about it but the answer came out by itself … I replied “what could be more interesting than a phenomenon of life and people. I’m just curious to understand who we are and where do we live”. Really, what could be more interesting?

Comment on The art of illusion by Lindy

Lindy — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:16:59 +0000

That has to be the fastest response to a post I’ve made ever and thank you, it’s an interesting comment. It really made me think. What do I see first? I’d like to say I’d see the friend, but that probably isn’t the case is it.

In all likelihood, I’d be checking the environment, who was there, who wasn’t, what the staff were doing, is there somewhere to sit etc…. That’s the other thing about life – we actually miss most of it happening because we are busy doing other things (to take John Lennon’s words rather crudely). We are only aware of tiny fraction of what happens around us which is probably why the statement, there are more thing in heaven and earth really rings true.