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Oct. 3rd, 2005 10:40 pmJust signed up for a class over at Barnes & Noble University - "How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci."
I'm particularly looking forward to Lesson 8 - Connessione -- Discover Life's Web of Connections. I'm particulary interested in connections - a lot of how my mind works (as far as I've discovered, anywho) is based around connecting one thing to another. I let my subscription to Scientific American lapse shortly after the Connections column by James Burke ended - not that the rest wasn't interesting, but Burke's column was what I turned to on a regular basis. Also a bit intrigued by Jung and synchronicity, which is - and isn't, depending on how you look at it - the same thing.
Been a while since I put any thought towards that - partially because of everything else going on, partially because all of our books are in boxes (still) and will be until we finish the library (which will happen after we finish Justin's room (which will happen next year, at the earliest, at this rate.) )
I'm particularly looking forward to Lesson 8 - Connessione -- Discover Life's Web of Connections. I'm particulary interested in connections - a lot of how my mind works (as far as I've discovered, anywho) is based around connecting one thing to another. I let my subscription to Scientific American lapse shortly after the Connections column by James Burke ended - not that the rest wasn't interesting, but Burke's column was what I turned to on a regular basis. Also a bit intrigued by Jung and synchronicity, which is - and isn't, depending on how you look at it - the same thing.
Been a while since I put any thought towards that - partially because of everything else going on, partially because all of our books are in boxes (still) and will be until we finish the library (which will happen after we finish Justin's room (which will happen next year, at the earliest, at this rate.) )
