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Post by pinxminx on Apr 18, 2009 8:32:49 GMT
M when I said that to my brother-in-law, the GP.
He said that the artist is lying, and that she can obviously see?
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Post by yord on Apr 19, 2009 10:04:31 GMT
yeah yeah but can they drive down the M6 without pranging anything
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Post by Beachcomber on Apr 19, 2009 11:21:39 GMT
Blind man breaks speed record A blind man is claiming a world record by reaching a speed of 144mph in a £58,000 car. Mike Newman was alone behind the wheel of a Jaguar XRJ 4.2 car during the record bid at Elvington Airfield, near York. LINK |
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Post by yord on Apr 19, 2009 13:18:36 GMT
marvelous , he should feel as proud as king edward after he had a potato named after him
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Post by mango on Apr 19, 2009 14:00:46 GMT
Fascinating, no doubt about it.
I thought that the 'Phantom limb' syndrome would come under neurological rather than psychological. The nerve pathways would all still be there, so there surely would still be impulses. It must be a very weird sensation
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 19, 2009 23:12:19 GMT
But the nerve pathways has been cut!
No messages to send.
No messanger to send.
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Post by mistressdao on Apr 19, 2009 23:23:56 GMT
Yes it is in the neurological rather than the psychological, the nerves may have been severed at the amputation but not in the brain and phantom limb also happens to people born without the limb/limbs where no actual severing has taken place.
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 23, 2009 7:31:33 GMT
Yeah that's true.
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 23, 2009 7:44:58 GMT
Happy Birthday Mr. Newby  Am checking out all of your links now XXX
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 23, 2009 7:50:58 GMT
I just watched Esref vid.
I have to think about that.
bbl
I'm a bit in awe at the mo.
Hope you're having a great time
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 23, 2009 11:18:09 GMT
AckChuAlley 
the correct terminology is Neuropsychology seeing the brain 'is' the central nervous system.
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 23, 2009 22:15:47 GMT
I just watched again M.
He had so many clues to draw that.
His paintings are like childrens.
Like you said, loosing a sense sharpens others.
Nothing fabulous going on there imo.
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 24, 2009 23:56:55 GMT
Close your eyes, get a pen and write down your name.
What does that say?
Is it readable?
Yes, Why?
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 25, 2009 0:00:11 GMT
Geometry using scale!
Its a little pinky winky drawing!
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 25, 2009 0:15:53 GMT
The fact that he has never seen light, colour and shape, not to mention the complexity of perspective and depth is what makes it so exceptional.
That is iust imagination
Maybe the imagination makes a lot of difference?
Does it to you?
Does it make you see things differently.
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Post by imam on Apr 25, 2009 0:19:09 GMT
The Shi'ite muslims might agree with the shi'te jargon, which it is.
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 25, 2009 0:30:52 GMT
Care to express?
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 25, 2009 0:33:41 GMT
Actually that was quite funny
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Post by pinxminx on Apr 25, 2009 0:36:51 GMT
M I love you
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Post by yord on Apr 25, 2009 2:25:32 GMT
what is milk
a white fluid
but what is white
white is the colour of swans feathers
what is a swan
a large bird with a crooked neck
what is crooked
the bend of your arm
ah now I know what milk is
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