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Posts Tagged ‘heart’
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
Some recent questions posed by Heather really bring us to the heart of the matter.
1) Heather: “It is good that we don’t have to understand the physics when 2 dogs are in motion ”
KB: Yes, while the laws of motion are simple, the actual computations are vast and too complicated for most of us, [...]
Tags: breed traits, calming signals, differentiation, electromagnetic induction, flipping polarities, heart, ionize, nature of information, paired photon, play, polarize, prey threshold, telepathy, variability, wave function
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Sunday, January 31st, 2010
I really like Damasio, but in the interest of time I’m going to be abrupt because simply put, the brain can’t feel a thing. With all due respect to Dr. Damasio: there’s a reason why we place our hand on our heart when we feel moved. We do not point to our brain and this [...]
Tags: damasio, emotion, emotional center of gravity, feeling brain, heart, midpoint, mutual attraction, physical center of gravity, potential energy
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Friday, January 15th, 2010
Some of my definitions are scattered across this site and mostly in terms of why-dogs-do-what-they-do, but what follows is a more concise summary.
ENERGY: An action potential, a differential of force between two poles. Energy in animals builds up by virtue of a bipolar, two-brain makeup each with its own divergent agenda just as if they [...]
Tags: action potential, animals, Big-Brain, consciousness, definitions, dr gell-mann, drive, emotion, emotional center of gravity, emotional conductivity, energy, fear, feelings, ground, heart, information, Little-Brain, mutual attraction, personality, quark and the jaguar, resolved emotion, sexuality, socialbility, temperament, thoughts, traits, unresolved emotion, virtual force
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Friday, June 12th, 2009
The purpose of this section: why dogs do what they do is to demonstrate that dog behavior is a function of a “networked-intelligence”. The system logic of this intelligence is emotion. Dogs “know” what to do by virtue of how they feel.
To date explorations of why-dogs-do-what-they-do; from the days of Descartes versus Voltaire to our [...]
Tags: emotion, emotional capacity, energy, evolution, heart, networked intelligence, wolves
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