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What to Remember Today

Posted on January 28, 2021 by T. K. Thorne

Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. There is so much to remember, but I am plagued by two questions at the moment. How do people believe things? Why do they believe things? Let’s start here: We are humans. We are emotional … Continue reading →

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Murder, Mayhem . . . and a little Magic

Posted on October 15, 2018 by T. K. Thorne

When Officer Rose Brighton chased a suspect down an alley in Birmingham, Alabama, she had no idea the next few minutes would land her in the middle of every cop’s nightmare—looking down at the body of someone she shot . … Continue reading →

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3 Steps to Engage the Secret Smartest Part of Your Brain

Posted on March 24, 2016 by T. K. Thorne

The dumbest part of your brain is the part you think you think with—the conscious brain, that elusive whatever-it-is that feels like the control room housing the “I.” Surprisingly, that “I” part can actually only process a tiny amount of information, only .0000045% of what the rest of your brain is doing every second! Continue reading →