inherently different

Best show on television bar none. I’ve been watching a lot of shows on Hulu or Netflix for the last 3 months or so (mostly because I have just about watched every damn movie released since 1943. Not having a television over the last 4 years, I’ve missed a lot… still missing a lot I suppose. Technology is letting me catch up.

Sure, you’ve seen one sunset, you’ve seen them all. But this sunset is an HDR sunset! Playing around with my camera today.

I really should post up more pictures. I’ve taken a ton and haven’t done much of anything with them. At least uploading them to my flicker account seems reasonable.

It has been variously reported that humans use only 10% of their brains. Depending on who you listen to, that 10% statement started life as a misquote of Albert Einstein OR as a misinterpretation of Pierre Flourens work in the 1800s. Of course, I know this cannot be true. I know this simply because I use 100% of my brain 100% of the time. There is NEVER a point in time, conscious or unconscious, in which my brain lies unused in its brain pan.

Lately I have begun to track my massive brains average daily useage. For instance this week, here is the breakdown:

9% of the time I was thinking about the Padres 25% of the time I was thinking about the Hula Honeys 12% of the time I was thinking about How I Met Your Mother 13% of the time I was thinking about  my girlfriend 19% of the time I was thinking about How to track my brain useage 8% of the time I was thinking about the Dewey Decimal System 4% of the time I was thinking about Hex Codes for Orange 3% of the time I was thinking about Emily Deschanel 5% of the time I was thinking about my screenplay 2% of the time I was thinking about obscure Descartes quotes 1% of the time I was thinking about blogging