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Hi I'm Cixe or r6. G.E.Diploma big fan of Fullers Synegetics ideas and my extrapolations thereof.

 

They Call Me Gem

Cixe alias OS-jbug

perhaps a diamond in the dip

casting Rubies onto the road

pearls from the sea

silica out of quartz

cyrstaline tears

protein bells

photo-pops

pie in the sky?

or,

a sandstone humus

combing my terra-cognitive

loosening the pebbles in my brain

absorbing the fungus among-us

feasting on moonlit vegetation

bathing in the algae and bacteria

I liquify and evaporate,

towards cosmic heaven.

 

  • 3 weeks later...
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Greetings and salutations. My name is John and I'm from Staten Island, NY. I'm a Network Engineer with a CCNA and currently studying for my CCNP. My favorite area of science is physics.

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Hello my Learner-ed friends,

I love science, engineering and generally all knowledge that's worth looking at, reading, listening etc....

I'm 41 from the UK, I run a small electrical / electronic engineering company so you could say engineering is in my thoughts constantly, I also volunteer at a community web radio show call stafford FM on a show call The Asylum where we discuss relevant topics in science, technology and engineering, we are web based and are on air on Friday nights 9PM to 1PM GMT. It's a non profit community radio show were we to try and get people engaged in discussion of science... etc.

Hopefully a few of you may listen or if not facebook likes are always welcome icon_smile.gif

Message me if you want further details.

Thx.

Garr1972 (Gareth)


Hi Admin,

I have posted a link of your forum on our facebook page please check it out----> https://www.facebook.com/The.Asylum.XLFM

C
heers

Garr1972

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Hi!

 

My name is JL, I'm 27, and I'm currently a doctoral student in a fairly well-known sociology department. My research centers around the subfields of social psychology and demography, and I'm especially interested in exploring the intersection between the brain, consciousness, social interaction, and epistemology (how we know what we know).

 

Aside from my studies, my other interests are reading (mostly fiction and poetry, some philosophy), learning more about the natural sciences (yes, I know, I'm a nerd), hiking, and listening to independent music. I'm an atheist and philosophical nihilist, but I still try to keep a positive outlook on life and existence as a whole (hey, we're here, we may as well enjoy ourselves and help make the world a better place).

 

I look forward to having some interesting discussions around here. smile.png

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Hi, I'm Beakr (they call me Chris in this "real life" thing). I'm a 14 yo high school student currently studying theoretical physics, chemistry (hoping to go into organic chem soon), and microbiology. Computer programming is my true passion, however, and I've been doing it for years now.

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hi there , I've been here since 2010 but I didn't introduce myself mellow.png

 

so , I'm Kowalski , student in electrical engineering , I like to read and discuss topics in science and technology .

 

glad to be in this forum .

Posted

Awesome forums, a really good source of discussion and information! I love the sciences and philosophies. Currently doing a bachelor of science (physics) while tending to my polymathic tendencies and absorbing the entire tree of knowledge.

Posted

Hi im new here, just like to say hi to everyone, and ask some questions and maybe contribute to others aswel, my hobby are japanese koi carp, Im handy at making and creating things smile.png

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Posted

Hey, I'm new to this forum, i'm into all sciences, but favour chemistry/pharmaceutical sciences.

 

Talk to you all soon (most likely)

Posted

I'm new here.

 

my main scientific interest is anthropology, mainly paleoanthropology.

 

i hate psychology though, since it's evil, designed to control, and single out some they "detest" (lol.. the irony of people saying that hatred is unhealthy, yet hating others is grand, eh?)

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I've already posted once elsewhere on the forum. I guess I should have posted here first.

 

I can be known as "Old Salt." For real. I'm 70, verbose, and retired from 36 years as a Public Health Microbiologist. I bought my first microscope at age 12 and I'm still at it. I have a passion in my retirement for rescuing and studying older collections of microslides that are otherwise headed for the dump. These are treasures because they are the best that have been saved by whom are usually recently deceased educators, pathologists, and the like. What a waste. I do no work on actual patients or generate any real time results. There are no real names or other meaningful personal data on these microslides.

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