Hi,
Re:
www.informationliberation.com/?id=23703/

I did read this, but found it sad. These dudes 'got the result they wanted', which apparently was making unstable people angry and getting them to throw furniture around. I don't see how that's a particularly smart thing to do, it sounds like an action/reaction to me?

This one however:
http://www.independentdeveloper.com/arc … e-a-dream/

really made me laugh, thanks  :  )  This is also common among graphic designers and researchers and people who 'zone' in general (as all those know who've ever jumped in surprise to find someone standing beside them, it's a real startle response.) The noises most often uttered are "Waah!?" or "SHHHH!!"  LOL  :  )

Living with a group of such people, we've found that paper notes are great. You write 'WHEN YOU HAVE TIME'  at the top of a page in big letters, and explain what you want in words, then leave the paper in the peripheral vision of those working. When they surface for tea or the bathroom or whatever, they notice it. Notes stuck on the kettle work well too...

If you're the one working, "Do not disturb" signs are your best friend. Can be stuck on monitors, desks and the back of your hat!
Best,
AR

...On intelligence spreading...

Hacker humor fest:

programmes:
http://www.tomscott.com/five/
I know what you did 5 minutes ago

http://www.tomscott.com/life/
uploading joke

http://www.tomscott.com/webcycle/
the faster you pedal, the faster your internet connection goes

http://www.tomscott.com/evilgenius/
The evil genius simulator: Kinect-controlled Tesla coils.

programs:

http://www.tomscott.com/weather/starwars/
Accesses your local weather report and interprets it in terms of starwars

http://www.tomscott.com/tacheomatic/
takes recent photos from narcissistic photo-a-day web site "Daily Booth", adds a comedy moustache, and then @replies them to the original person.

http://www.tomscott.com/camptown-news/
Camptown News reads every headline each time you visit BBC News or CNN. If the headline seems to have seven syllables, then it gets doo-dah, doo-dah added after it.

http://www.tomscott.com/your-mum-news/
"Your Mum News" reads BBC News, CNN and The Guardian stories when you visit them, and replaces some (but not all) of the two-word capitalised phrases — mostly names — with the phrase "your mum".

other:
http://www.tomscott.com/warnings/
Reminders of reality to stick in news articles

more:
https://london.hackspace.org.uk/
regular free hack evenings and workshops
www.tomscott.com
http://www.techdif.co.uk/

Loved the Evil Genius Simulator -want one LOL  :  )
Enjoy  :  )
AR
PS sorry I forgot! Re: bullies... they tend to pick on something else, such as being a fat kid. If everyone comes to school in fat suits, they'll pick on thin kids...for as long as they're dysfunctional and frantically projecting their own fears and quelling their own anxiety, how can it stop?

Young violent people just become older violent people. They don't just 'get better', unless the anxiety is dealt with. That sound pessimistic, and I'm anti-pessimistic but sometimes pushed into being realistic. I guess the optimistic side of it is some DO want to get out.

Hi dude,

It's only just starting to be recognized; the mainstream is using terms such as fluid intelligence, multiple intelligence and general intelligence, or even, clumsily, 'intelligences'. But in this area the mainstream is still sadly lagging, funded as it is by TE lords whose greatest fear is admitting that something other than IQ (ie, intellect) might exist.

“Intelligence is not IQ” is a good starter, but again that's down to the individual's ability to see that anything else exists.

You're welcome to use the basics part of the library or give people the site URL if they want info, but I wouldn't recommend discussing intelligence with most people; only those who are genuinely interested, who are well balanced and anxiety-free or at least anxiety-aware. Otherwise we're preaching, and that makes people anxious.
Best,
AR