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jit gave his last valence electron to chlorine I'm dead as hell

what in the stupid fuck is a labubu. actually you know what i dont care. Im gonna continue to post about my feelings and being uh n uhhhhhh havign uhh mmm uh human ... human urg- needs. Because im a FUCKING free thinker. Our gods lie within our hearts. and also i need to fuck. The duality of man.

#labubu #dipping two of my toes into the acidic waters of the manic episode pool just to see what happens #scientific mind

Early Childhood - Magnetic and Non-Magnetic

Early Childhood science experiences are more than experiments! Our goal is to help build and foster a scientific mind. We want to expose children to all areas of science through hands-on materials and experiments. We integrate science topics with vocabulary building exercises, examining things in nature, literature, and songs. Simple science tools are a part of our classroom curriculum. Some basic science experiences and tools used with young children are magnifying glasses, magnets, sink and float activities, balance scales, and oil and water experiences.

Kurt Vonnegut - Welcome to the Monkey House X

Night in the Woods

Muse - Thought Contagion

Cloudeater - Hollow

fractal suggestions X

Cloudeater - Hollow

Declan McKenna - Why Do You Feel So Down?

Imagine Dragons - Shots

Chen Chen - When I Grow Up I Want to Be a List of Further Possibilities X

Carol Rifka Brunt - Tell the Wolves I’m Home X

Bastille - Icarus

Declan McKenna - Why Do You Feel So Down?

Passion Pit - Carried Away

Declan McKenna - Eventually, Darling

Bleachers - Everybody lost Somebody

Tom Stoppard - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead

#web weaving #scientific mind #left behind #losing friends #trillian #my wonderful boy #who cannot keep any kind of relation

Early Childhood - Science: Sink of Float

Early Childhood science experiences are more than experiments! Our goal is to help build and foster a scientific mind, which is one that is inquisitive and wants explore. We integrate science topics with vocabulary building exercises and examining things in nature, literature, and songs. Some basic science experiences and tools used in our classroom are magnifying glasses, magnets, sink and float activities, balance scales, and oil and water experiences.

Early Childhood Montessori at Home - Science

Early Childhood science experiences are more than experiments! Our goal is to help build and foster a scientific mind. What is a scientific mind? It is a mind that wants to explore; it is an inquisitive mind. As adults in the child’s environment, we want to expose children to all areas of science through hands-on materials and experiments. We can integrate science topics with vocabulary building exercises, examining things in nature, and in literature and songs.

Simple science tools are a part of our classroom curriculum and are easy to replicate at home. Some basic science experiences and tools used with young children are magnifying glasses, magnets, sink and float activities, balance scales, and oil and water experiences.

Scientific Mind

I was thinking about Ben Cartwright which I am wont to do with predictable regularity. On this occasion, I was wondering what percentage of Americans born in this country over 60 would know who Ben Cartwright is. Initially, I estimated 98% but this did seem a bit extreme. Clearly, there are enough malcontents out there that wouldn’t admit to knowing who he is even if they really did. 90% appears too low so I am going with a range of 92-96%. Hop Sing, on the other hand, would not be recognized quite as high, guessing in the 70% range but I shouldn’t digress.

I am planning to survey this age group with two questions. One, do you know who Ben Cartwright is? and two, what percentage of Americans over 60 born in this country do you think knows who Ben Cartwright is? I’m guessing most will underestimate the percentage who know Ben.

Those that don’t know who Ben Cartwright is can undergo psychological examination and testing to assess for their defects. Those with dementia or who did not have TV’s in childhood will be removed from the study. Fakers will be rooted out with a TV character recognition test. They will be given names of characters and having to match the character with the TV show. For example:

Characters TV Shows

Robin Girl From Uncle

Della Street Superman

Napoleon Solo Flying Nun

Lois Lane The Many Loves of Dobbie Gillis

Donald Hollinger Perry Mason

Agent 99 I Dream of Jeanie

April Dancer Batman and Robin

Maynard G. Krebs Man From Uncle

Jeanie That Girl

Sister Bertrille Get Smart

Those that go 5 for 10 or less are obvious malingerers.

So far early results are that those individuals who do not truly know who Ben Cartwright is can be described as people with no curiosity, lacking in imagination, are culturally impoverished, are aloof, friendless, and all-around degenerates. You know the type, frequently described as the quiet neighbor who always gave a friendly wave before the authorities discovered the bodies in the basement.

I’ll be going to the holiday party with the over 55 crowd at my new condo association, meeting my neighbors for the first time. This is a perfect time to start the survey and certainly would be a foolproof conversation starter. Who doesn’t love Ben Cartwright or doesn’t want to talk about him. If the old folks seem disinterested, I will let them know that I furtively feel that April Dancer is the best name of a TV character ever. That should loosen them up.

These actions will spontaneously bring about a second experiment, length of time before the wife disavows any knowledge of who I am.

#Scientific Mind