People love their dogs so much and take such good care of them that you often hear them say in regards to reincarnation, “I’d like to come back as one of my own dogs.” I on the other hand wouldn’t want to come back as one of my dogs, or as the dog of any [...]
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Frames of Reference
Monday, January 4th, 2010From my brief dip into Whitehead, what I find concordant is that in my model the observer and the object of attraction are not separate, and the seeming gap between them is what we perceive of as Time and then fill up with concepts to explain interrelatedness. I call this the “mental ether” because just [...]
Questions for the New Year
Sunday, January 3rd, 2010In the interest of organization until we work out the organization of comments situation, we can follow up on other threads with this post. Thank you.
CR: Images, I think that is an important key to dog behaviour if it is true.. what kind of images do you think dogs can hold in their consciousness, and [...]
Final Post Of 2009
Thursday, December 31st, 2009I want to finish up on some points made by Christine Randolph but most of all on the occasion of this New Year, thank everyone for their participation, their comments, helping to flesh out the model with questions and points as well as offering critical analysis in the spirit of inquiry. I’m greatly looking forward [...]
Why Does the Universe Do Everything In A Circle?
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009Natalie Angier just wrote an epistle in my behavioral Bible, the NY Science Times entitled, “The Circular Logic of the Universe.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/08/science/08angier.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
(I’m not according any particular publication the status of papal infallibility, just making the point that physics is as Einstein once remarked, our best way of knowing the mind of the “Old One” and that [...]
Virtual Reality Continued
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009Thanks Lee: hopefully my responses to your comments and questions will help clarify the model and flesh it out in all its particulars. Thanks.
KB: Perhaps my next article (Nature/Desire) will address your points more precisely, but for now let me just say that the nature-of-information is variability, but not variation by virtue of some random [...]
Virtual Reality in Natural Dog Training
Saturday, November 28th, 2009Lee asked some very fruitful questions and I proceeded in their order as listed below.
LCK: 1) Why do you call it a virtual field? It seems to me that the network consciousness you talk about is dependent on there being some sort of medium connecting all things in nature. Valerie Hunt seems to have found [...]
The Mind of Squirrel Dog
Thursday, November 12th, 2009An Energy Interpretation of a Squirrel-Chasing Dog
The main thing to realize is that the real action isn’t in the head. The Big-Brain is fundamentally but one terminal in the body/mind as an emotional battery. There is something going on to be sure up there, but the main function of neurological activity in the Big-Brain is [...]
On Training a Dog to “OUT”
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009I want the word “OUT” to be the decisive trigger that causes the dog to release the grip. But before the dog can be receptive to its handler’s voice, it must first be able to feel its handler and this allows it to be attracted to handler inputs. It must also come to feel that [...]
Control Theory, Behavior and Evolution
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 I’ve taken some passages from the newspaper article on the Princeton research to highlight parallels and distinctions with my reading of animal behavior.
“Chakrabarti and Rabitz analyzed these observations of the proteins’ behavior from a mathematical standpoint, concluding that it would be statistically impossible for this self-correcting behavior to be random, and demonstrating that [...]
