We were watching a program last night about the Klu Klux Klan in North Carolina in the 1960s. It amazed me how easily it seemed that so many ‘good’ ‘God-fearing’ people were persuaded to join. But then the program went into a bit more detail about how recruitment was undertaken, and it all seemed to make a lot more sense. First of all, the KKK provided entertainment at huge rallies,
I have just been reading an article in Cosmos, a magazine about the ‘science of everything’ (thanks Jennifer). The article was about tickling rats and making them laugh (rats laugh ultrasonically, apparently). It also talked about the laboratory rats exhibiting all of the same basic emotions as humans: fear, joy, anger, and love. Electrical stimulation of particular parts of the brain produced the same results in those laboratory rats, as
I started reading the book, E2, by Pam Grout, a few days ago. This book has a number of experiments, which theoretically prove that the Law Of Attraction works, and that we can manifest our own reality. I thought: “This is great. If I can do the experiments and prove that it works, my belief system will change, such that I will know for certain that I am a powerful