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I heard an NPR podcast about how we make decisions. Part of it mentioned the idea that decision making comes from a integration of the emotional side of the brain and the rational side of the brain and without taking that emotional side in we basically fall into a endless circle of "what about this" "what about that" questions. I thought it would be interesting if some sort of AI actually existed out there but was unable to really express it's existence because it didn't have any emotional side of its "brain" to help get out of that decision loop.

Tom Petty concert at Blossom last night after a weekend of camping at West Branch State Park.
Setlist:

1. You Wreck Me
2. Listen to Her Heart
3. I Won't Back Down
4. Even the Losers
5. Free Fallin'
6. Mary Jane's Last Dance
7. Sweet Willy
8. End of the Line
9. The Waiting
10. Saving Grace
11. Honeybee
12. A Face in the Crowd
13. You Don't Know How It Feels
14. Learning to Fly
15. Don't Come Around Here
16. Refugee
17. Runnin' Down a Dream
18. Gloria
19. American Girl
    

Ideas for games

• Kings of England
• Moons of the Solar System
• Greek/Roman Gods
• Remade Countries of the World
• Bones of the Body
• Oscar Winning Movies
• Geological Eras
• Disney Cartoons
• 50 Largest Cities in the Country/World
• 50 Stupidest People I Know
• Periodic Table of Elements
• Car Models
• Olympic Sports
• Roman Emperors
• Sam Adams Varieties
  

Any other ideas?

The first go at a Beatles' name game is up.

I've got my old vice presidents quiz online. I've also made a Harrison Ford movies quiz. Both of these are based on the sporcle.com quizzes. I'll soon be putting up a crazy Beatles' songs quiz.

Robert Louis Stevenson was a little crazy about his dreams. Apparently most of his story ideas came from his dreams, and his dreams will all acted out by little people dream people he referred to as "brownies". If he wanted a good dream story performed by them he would raise his arm and make a specific gesture before going to bed.