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biohack writes "An article in the New York Times provides interesting insight into online communities of people who believe that they are subjected to mind control. 'Type "mind control" or "gang stalking" into Google, and Web sites appear that describe cases of persecution, both psychological and physical, related with the same minute details — red and white cars following victims, vandalism of their homes, snickering by those around them.' According to Dr. Vaughan Bell, a British psychologist who has researched the effect of the Internet on mental illness, '[the] extent of the community [...] poses a paradox to the traditional way delusion is defined under the diagnostic guidelines of the American Psychiatric Association, which says that if a belief is held by a person's "culture or subculture," it is not a delusion.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 15:11 13th Nov
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ROME: The logo of the Mind's Museum is an overturned funnel. It is a reference to a 15th-century painting by Hieronymus Bosch that depicts a doctor using a scalpel to extract an object (the supposed "stone of madness") from the skull of a patient. The doctor is wearing a funnel as a hat.
in Arts & Culture
via International Herald Tribune @ 10:13 28th Oct
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internet mind control brainwashed gang stalking psychology psychiatry mental health delusional neurological weaponry
in Search Engines
via Youth Worker Journal @ 2:11 15th Nov
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Previous research has shown that expressing preference for two commercial products makes us more willing to purchase not only one of these products but also different products that we consider later on. The increased purchase intentions are due to a mind-set that is activated in the process of comparing those products.
in Biological Science
via Science Daily @ 6:17 14th Nov
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It is time to take a break from Linux commands and have some fun playing computer games. Luckily, the open source software community offers many gaming and educational choices among the other applications. Whether you want to exercise your own mind or give a child a new learning tool, there are many free games and applications out there to help build and exercise knowledge. You might find on-the-screen puzzles, memory games, games to build math, reading or writing skills, or even applications to explore outer space. The same goes with entertainment software; you can find fun and interesting games out there for free. You can your sharpen card games or board games, create and run your own empire with strategy games, fly or race with simulators, or shoot 'em up in action games.
in Linux
via LinuxPlanet @ 6:01 28th Oct
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It is important to know what elements you need to include in your website ensure your success before you begin. There are certain elements that can virtually guarantee your site getting tons of traffic and making a lot of money on the internet. It is important that you create a website that is unique and has relevant, useful content that will draw readers to your site and give you good search engine rankings. The experts at Texas Web Designers know exactly how to build your website with SEO in mind.
in Search Engines
via The Article Net @ 22:49 18th Nov
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reports that Paul McCartney has said that he "doesn't mind" illegal downloading—although he admits he can't quite wrap his head around the idea.
in Online Legal Issues
via Insanely Great Mac @ 17:32 27th Nov
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Top Story Amazon 2008 Holiday Toy List blows your Mind with virtual Windowshop Top 100 Holiday Gadget Gift Guide
in E-commerce
via I4U @ 21:26 5th Nov
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When writing content for a website there are quite a few things you need to keep in mind. Optimizing for search engines needs to be foremost in your mind when creating content. This method known as SEO or Search Engine Optimization is the most important thing you can do for your website. Texas Web Designers are experienced in writing high-quality SEO content. Because of this they are able to provide you with content that will ensure that your website gets the highest possible ranking in search engine results.
in Search Engines
via The Article Net @ 13:57 15th Nov
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The technology up for discussion today is one of those appearances that, if you're not prepared for something big to come your way, kind of blows your mind. So, get ready, because a Taiwanese research institute has just made a pretty amazing discovery, as it claims, with the smartphone in mind.
in Handhelds
via Softpedia @ 11:06 23rd Nov
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Spike TV has announced the nominees for their 6th annual video game award show premiering on the network Dec 14th. As usual, there are a couple of nominees that really boggle the mind (Fallout 3 best graphics??) Here are a couple of the categories that stood out in my mind:
in Video Games
via Gamers.com @ 6:03 14th Nov
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Spike TV has announced the nominees for their 6th annual video game award show premiering on the network Dec 14th. As usual, there are a couple of nominees that really boggle the mind (Fallout 3 best graphics??) Here are a couple of the categories that stood out in my mind:
in Computer Games
via Firing Squad @ 18:02 13th Nov
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eldavojohn writes "Burn victims — especially soldiers from war — have been proven to deal with therapy and pain better when immersed in a calm, cold virtual world. The game Snow World lets players hit targets with snowballs in a winter wonderland. The results of the study show unarguably that victims handle treatment and healing much better when their mind, eyes & ears are occupied — mind over matter, indeed."
in Video Games
via Slashdot @ 2:14 15th Nov
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Benjamin Duranske writes "Jonathan Lee Riches, an inmate in South Carolina famous for filing long, handwritten, rambling screeds against celebrities, politicians, and even buildings, has filed a third-party motion in Federal Court in Arizona in the MDY v. Blizzard botting case claiming that Blizzard's World of Warcraft 'caused Riches mind to live in a virtual universe, where Riches explored the landscape committing identity theft and fighting cybermonster rival hacker gangs. Riches was addicted to video games and lost touch with reality because of defendants. This caused Riches to commit fraud to buy defendants video games. Riches chose World of Warcraft over working a legit job, Riches mind became a living video game.'"
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 17:03 5th Nov
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Now that the world realises what can result from entrusting trillions of dollars to the corporate elite, perhaps it is time to go back to the basics of business – identifying customers’ needs and meeting them, profitably.
in Gadgets
via TheStar.com.my @ 0:05 23rd Nov
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Amazing Star Wars (and Star Trek) origami made from dollar bills 10 cloud apps that slam-dunk their desktop counterparts Artist creates lifejacket to save polar bears when all the ice melts
in Robotics
via Dvice.com @ 3:39 1st Nov
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Last month, 25 people died and 130 were injured in a train crash near Los Angeles. The cause, apparently, was a cell phone. In three hours of work before the crash, one of the engineers received 28 text messages and sent 29 more. He sent his last message 22 seconds before impact, just after passing a signal that would have alerted him to the disaster ahead.
in Handhelds
via Slate Magazine @ 21:13 23rd Oct
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In the latest Bandicoot adventure we see him up against his arch nemesis Neo Cortex, who's devised yet another fiendish, and dastardly devilish, evil scientist plan to take over the world. This time he's using basically a brain control device to turn the denizens of Wampu island into his unwitting pawns, and of course they fall for it through Neo's clever use of infomercials. So it's up to our friendly neighborhood bandicoot to come save the day once again, this time though he's got some special tricks up his sleeve, or should I say in his pockets. Crash has the ability to 'jack' monsters, or take control of them to do his bidding to help him fight Neo Cortex and his hordes of henchmen. When Crash doesn't need the monster he puts it in his pocket for later use, Crash and his monsters can be upgraded as well by collecting jewels, or Mojo.
in Computer Games
via Dark Vision Hardware @ 21:40 17th Nov
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Many cybercrooks are young men in the U.S. and Eastern Europe who think they're doing the system a favor by exposing flaws, according to police, researchers and hackers
in Computer Security
via ABC News @ 18:54 25th Oct
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Today makes exactly one month since Darien Banks was arraigned on two counts of attempted murder before Chief Magistrate Margaret Gabb-McKenzie. Today is also the date to which his case was adjourned, and prison officials brought him back to court this morning.
in Banking
via Amandala Online @ 5:26 29th Nov
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Paul McCartney has announced he is happy for people to download music illegally - just as The Beatles' deal with music giant iTunes fell through.
in Online Legal Issues
via Irish News @ 9:48 26th Nov
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Paul McCartney has announced he is happy for people to download music illegally - just as The Beatles' deal with music giant iTunes fell through.
in Online Legal Issues
via Breaking News.ie @ 5:33 26th Nov
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AS A new season starts, it is time to talk about the country this Australian team represents. It is a land in which a prime minister sits in a cafe without bodyguards, a land in which nippers plunge into breakers twice their size, a place in which firefighters subdue angry flames, taxi passengers sit alongside cabbies, in which the nation's leading run scorer could change places with a garbo, and doctors from Melbourne regularly go to Galle to assist victims of the tsunami.
in Cricket
via Brisbane Times @ 15:46 19th Nov
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