Recent content by Sentinel

Thanks...it's nice to know that I'm not the only one struggling with recall. I admire those who can independently bring things back clearly. Sometimes it feels like my memory is a big cluster-f junk drawer. I know that I haven't lost anything (it's in here I swear) but it does take a lot of...

I'm wondering if there is a relationship between the INFJ type and memory. More specifically, how vividly can INFJs recall past events and how are they organized? I've often felt that I was behind others in the ability to recall the linear sequence of events in my past. It's more an...

I'm intrigued. What is the through line? Anxiety? Type A? SPs? SJs? Which is which?

Perhaps it's related to introversion. I keep to myself a lot, especially at work. Sure I miss out on all the juicy gossip going around but I also miss out on the nasty buggies too. Passive Darwinism in effect.

There are a lot of things we humans do that are okay in moderation but destroy us if we don't (or can't) impose self limits. I once read about an experiment where the pleasure center of a rats brain was wired directly to a foot switch in it's cage. From that point on the little bastard did...

These guys think they're so clever. This all fun and games until someone loses one in the couch or accidentally drops one in a vending machine. Anyone up for a high-stakes coin funnel race at the mall?

I imagine that depends on which picture you want to paint for them. "The Timetables of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events" by Bernard Grun is a fun way to explore how the (western?) world was formed. "Cosmos" by Carl Sagan if they want to go way back. "A brief history of time"...