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skip to content stay sane in crazy making times 2016 tipped the plate and much that we assumed about our world slipped off… menu home contact about stay sane yikes, i can’t read! once upon a time written text looked, to you, something like this: деревня в новой зеландии решила избавиться от котов. за что? (from a russian news site.) or this: ελληνικές εφημερίδες (from a greek news site.) and then, it looked like this: the cat in the hat. what happened? your phenomenal brain, a pattern recognition machine par excellénce, began to look at the configuration of lines on a page differently. you could translate strange lines into symbols for letters and sounds. that’s some translator folks. every time you look at written text now, you ‘read’ it. every time you look at written text, you transform the now recognizable letters into symbols of sounds that you ‘think’ and symbols of things; dogs or cats or dogs or cats running. that, my friends is amazing mental work. that ability has taken linguists and computer programmers decades to figure out how to replicate even superficially without comprehension (do you have that dictionary handy? to comprehend: to understand the nature of, the meaning of, to grasp with the mind.) you comprehend as you read. you conjure up visuals as you ‘read.’ i for one, can’t read the words ‘the cat in the hat’ without immediate visual experience of the cover art on the well-known dr. seuss book. then i smile as the entire recollection of reading that book to my children comes to mind. all this as a result of my mind’s ability to process virtual ‘chicken scratches’ on paper. as we read we develop a relationship with the author. the author ‘speaks’ to us and we laugh, smile or frown. we may agree or disagree with the author. we are active and our neuronal network systems are a beehive of activity . our neuronal network systems allow the content of what we are reading to engage with everything we’ve come to believe, to suspect, and to think. it is as if we were conversing. we engage thoughtfully. skimming is not a synonym for reading. skimming does not permit the mind to so thoroughly engage. hmnn, might somebody know that insofar as we are all being trained to skim, present company included? i have known for a couple of years that if i wanted to read a very well written book on saturday, i had to stay off my ipad on friday. if i tried to go from reading on the internet to reading a well written book, i would have to reread a paragraph two or three times. i just couldn’t comprehend it. i couldn’t remember what i read and i certainly couldn’t chat with friends about it. skimming is not a synonym for reading. folks, our intellectual faculties are being subtly disengaged as we are trained not to read on the internet. this is something we must all learn to manage. the ability to read is something we must fight to retain. i don’t want to be dumbed down and i suspect that, neither do you. read folks. check the internet for a half hour max, take a walk, and select a book, not a magazine, that’s an easy-read for you. the point of this exercise is not education, it is literally brain training to cancel the dumbing down effects of skimming on the internet. note, if you are conscious of the training to skim and the dumbing down effects of that training, your ability to take charge of the training of your brain for depth-reading, that is with full engagement of who you are, will be enhanced and successful. authors note: it seemed most practical to assume i was writing for readers of american-english written text as i selected russian and greek texts as examples of ‘unrecognizable’ text. author diane posted on august 30, 2018 september 5, 2018 travel can be humbling i left this country to travel to india on a student fellowship. i was happy to find other college students visiting the same popular tourist destinations en route. conversations with students, particularly from europe, became everyday occurrences. i quickly noted, virtually every one of them spoke at least two languages. it was not uncommon to find that they spoke three. i loved the banter. it was a given that, in europe there were cultures rich with traditions and recognizable styles. friendly jokes and jibes, exploited these differences and an undercurrent of pride and ownership of the culture ‘warts and all’ prevailed. as my companions alluded to economic and political challenges for one or another country, i began to see that my california public education, including a master degree from uc berkeley didn’t hold a candle to theirs. that was humbling. being humbled however, does us a world of good. upon my return i hit the books. what did i need to learn? everything. i didn’t know where many (all right, most) countries were. i didn’t know the difference between, capitalism and communism. i didn’t know history and i had a very superficial understanding of us government institutions. well, suffice it to say, i had a very narrow education with a specialization in psycho-social science theory. i came back from my travels determined to educate myself. i just followed my nose folks and it worked. i learned a lot of science from science fiction, i learned a lot of history from historical fiction and i learned logic from sherlock holmes et al. it can be great fun folks. i moved from an urban area to a rural area and discovered the night sky. i learned at the local astronomy club that the greater visibility was because there was no (or less) light pollution. ‘light pollution,’ what a concept. i realized i knew very little about what i now call space. i went to the children’s section of the library and borrowed a book, the solar system. i believe it was a sixth grade book. don’t be shy folks, treat your local library like a buffet. and, remember, a little humility goes a long way. author diane posted on august 20, 2018 august 21, 2018 1 comment on travel can be humbling pick a country… to track current events, particularly in the us, you must learn geography. your tax dollars support military and para-military activity in, perhaps one hundred countries. the national election of 2016 marked full scale public awareness of the growing necessity of some kind of cooperative management of a global system. i for one realized i didn’t even know the lay of the land on the planet, let alone, how best to engage the peoples of the world. i bought an atlas. sorry folks, you can’t just pick up an atlas at a used bookstore. get a current one, it’s worth it. if you can, get one very well ‘coded.’ i bought the fifth edition of the new concise world atlas by oxford. country lines are clear, border disputes are noted and presentations vary from simple, (inside cover) to complex. here’s a simple trick. i just arbitrarily picked turkey. i must confess, i had no idea that turkey shared a border with greece, bulgaria, georgia, armenia, iran, iraq and syria. i spent a couple of days, memorizing the list of countries sharing a border with turkey. i cannot understate the effect of just this small bit of information about turkey as i now read about the falling lira and the shift of turkey towards the bric nations. it has an entirely different level of meaning. we need the depth of understanding folks. voting is a big responsibility. i for one am acutely aware of the limits of my formal education, and my historical dependence upon filtered news. the good news? it’s wonderful to feel better informed about one’s world. it piques one’s curiosity. remember curiosity? it’s that delicious source of inspiration that drove our inquiries at the ripe old age of 5, 10 and maybe even 15. the bad news? as schoolwork became, ‘work,’ we lost that source of inspiration. as time spent studying history was limited, ‘oops, there goes the bell,’ time spent studying geography was limited, ‘ring,’ so too with math and science, any fascination with a subject was extinguished. now, i suggest, turn off the tv and create your own curricula. i be

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