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[28 Dec 2009 | 4 Comments | ]
obscure science – mind reading and information transfer in the zero point field

Some people might get the feeling that they can read the mind of another person in occasions like in an intense conversation two people have. Most of the time they just ignore this observation because in western tradition it is not an accepted as a valid sensory experience.

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In the field of parapsychology studies are made that prove the “mind reader” effect over and over again in the disputed Ganzfeld (whole field, German) experiments. These are statistical evidence based experiments where a sensory blocked person in a …

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[3 Dec 2009 | No Comment | ]

I present to you here Google Knol, and Diigo
Google’s KNOL for Creating Knowlets
http://knol.google.com

Diigo annotation tool for annotating existing websites and blogs as a meta layer.
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[3 Dec 2009 | No Comment | ]

Mark. Enterprise Service Bus:enterprise service bus [Internet]. Versie 8. Knol. 2008 aug. 28. Beschikbaar vanaf: http://knol.google.com/k/mark/enterprise-service-bus/2ztgdpt515s4g/7.
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[3 Dec 2009 | No Comment | ]
Object Reuse and Exchange – Editor – interconnecting scientific content

Object Reuse and Exchange (ORE) is a framework for creating collections of related scientific work. ORE an initiative of the Open Archives Initiative (OAI). Web resources can be related to one another in a semantic web machine readable way. The collections or aggregations of web resources can be stored in distributed locations such as web pages and online archives. This in contrast to web services that are locking-in the data, so other users are obliged to use the same service.
When many many aggregations are made one is able to discover …