Mind Hacks: In our wildest dreams

June 30th, 2009 | Posted in Uncategorized No Comments »

Mind Hacks: In our wildest dreams. Okay, I realize this has little to do with technical communication, but it will change the way you view your dreams at night. Rather than escape, fantasy, or just plain nonsense, dreams are “night-time survival training.” Those dangerous situations of aggression or pursuit are your body’s way of conditioning a response to danger. It’s your training for those really dangerous situations you might find yourself in when you’re actually awake.

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Rengaraman: Another good way to track these last minute updates is to be a part of QA team (besides being a TW).... (8)
Gil Vinokoor: You hit the nail on the head here, Tom. Nice! As the saying goes, “When in Rome, do as the... (8)
bedavasexizle: swdw (14)
Alan J. Porter: Excellent post this morning – was having a lengthy conversation on this very topic... (8)
Larry Kunz: Oh, my, yes. I’ve been there. Great article, Tom. In addition to keeping tabs on what’s... (8)
Jason: Good topic, Tom. When my current company adopted the scrum methodology of agile development, I was very... (8)
Patty Blount: Tom, this one’s spot on… Happens all the time here, despite the various methods we have... (8)
Joe: Sounds like business as usual where I work. I’ve gotten used to it. (8)
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