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• UI Design in 2018
• Insecurity as the root of sexual predation
• Consciousness of consciousness
• The acid-head who thought he could fly
• StackOverflow: the fatal flaw in its strategy
• How to piss away $8M in venture funding
• AlphaGo: Implications for Machine Translation
• Mobile Phone Localization in India
• The Elusive Uberization of Translation
• Beliefs about belief
• The Meaning of Meaning (3)
• Deciding to Start Zen
• The Meaning of Meaning (2)
• The Meaning of Meaning (1)
• Crime, Punishment, and the Singularity
• The Singularity is Near
• Sakiko's new blog
• Nearman’s new translation of Shobogenzo
• Getting guidance for your life from the web
• The Neural Buddhists: Neurotheology in the NYT
• Epigenetic Enlightenment
• Hofstadter and the Singularity
• Music can cause your brain to grow
• “First Dogen Book” now available in print
• You know the sea nourishes life
• Numenware–the book
• Why I Believe "Why We Believe" is Mush
• The Tale of Nathaniel the Toad
• Representing branching sequences in XML
• IEEE Special on the Singularity
• Go program reaches shodan?
• Does Exxon Mobil need a hug?
• Why Facebook is Failing in Japan: a New Kind of Partnering
• Kokekokko, Best Yakitori Restaurant in LA
• Star Simpson and Ko
• JavaScript 2: Everything but the Kitchen Sink
• Bob and Sakiko's New House
• How was the Book of Mormon translated?
• 1656 West 25th Street: another house designed by S. Tilden Norton
• Nancy's Good-bye to Uncle Bill
• Will Google ever get user design?
• Mitt and Mormonism
• Sam Harris on meditation
• Bob and Sakiko's New House (II)
• Can the Game of Go Be Cracked by Brute Force?
• Western Heights, the neighborhood to our west
• Mother Teresa's Dark Night
• Goodbye, Uncle Bill
• Xanadu, Transliterature, and Ted Nelson
• Book review: Letter to a Christian Nation
• Dogen on visual and auditory perception
• Complete Mendelssohn organ works in Pasadena
• The End of Faith
• Dropping off body and mind
• Cheryl Chase and intersex article in NYT
• TIME magazine on Science vs. God
• Book review: Contemplative Science
• Mystical mushrooms
• Dogen and the game of Go (II)
• What is Shobogenzo about?
• LSD’s Albert Hoffman on the colorless substance of reality
• Science and Buddhism on craving and suffering
• Glossolalia recordings
• Biology of zazen
• Neurotheology researcher makes Time 100
• Book Review: The God Delusion
• Neural correlates of a mystical experience in Carmelite nuns
• Visiting a third-world country
• Truth Unfolding–new translation of Genjo Koan
• Meeting reality halfway
• Breaking Dennett's spell
• Jaynes on speaking in tongues
• Shobogenzo is back!
• The brain protein keeping you from enlightenment
• Book Review: Zen-Brain Reflections
• Dreaming of God
• Machine defeats man at go
• Scientific American Mind on the science of meditation
• Japan's new jury system
• Studying children's belief in the afterlife
• Bob and Sakiko get married
• Thanks for your comments
• Time as a range of mountain peaks, or not
• Julian Jaynes: Gods and voices
• Religion and societal collapse
• Studying Japan's living ex-Gods
• How meditation enhances brain function
• Can drugs contribute to enlightenment?
• Closest natural equivalence translation
• Mirror neurons and neurotheology
• Drawing donuts–first sentence (cont'd.)
• Sagan on neurotheology
• Drawing donuts–first paragraph
• Ketamine and God
• The brain of the go player
• The end of history
• Serotonin and religiosity
• Religion on the Brain: California ScienCenter event
• Philosophy of translation (II)–what words "mean"
• OBE in NYT
• James Austin's new book: Zen-Brain Reflections
• 25 top neurotheology research topics
• Neurology of possession
• Supremes OK getting high at church
• The Predator Delusion
• When time stops in a batter’s brain
• Book review: Synaptic Self
• Is sumo rigged?
• Dogen and the game of "go"
• Recalling whether or not you can recall
• The game of go and the brain
• The Mystical Mind
• Developmental neurotheology
• Walking on Water
• Computational neuroscience–frontal lobe model
• Of two minds, or, neuroscience enters popular culture
• Neurolexicography, or I kangaeru ergo suis
• Adaptive value of near-death experiences
• Dying in spring
• Quiet Oboes
• Body and mind, or body and soul?
• Neurotheologians as sports commentators
• Eide Neuroleaning Blog
• What kind of computer is the brain?
• Neurotheology and gender
• Go, Richland High School Bombers!
• Egawa Tarozaemon, the Father of Japanese Bread
• Neuromusicology
• Neurotheology research plan (I): motor system
• Quantum consciousness
• Religion in the minimally conscious
• Church of the Holy Laser
• J. Smith’s visions neurotheologically implausible?
• God and the limbic system
• Late Pope: Buddhism sucks
• Religious cognition and the brain
• Involution
• All the World’s a Stage, in Japanese
• Neuroconservatism, the latest neuroword
• Life without purpose
• Lobotomobile
• Beyond neurotheology
• Plaxo just doesn’t get privacy
• Google Print is not worth much if they never scan in your book
• Self-efficacy: believing in yourself
• Leaving the Saints
• Foundations of Language: Brain, Meaning, Grammar, Evolution
• A New Kana
• The company that cares about your intestine
• Inventions of the year
• Staffing the State Department
• News flash: Mental Processing Is Continuous, Not Like a Computer
• Book Review: How to Know God, by Deepak Chopra
• Removable spillway weir
• Konowata: cured sea cucumber entrails
• Are these underwater structures intelligently designed?
• Book review: The Sacred Neuron
• AtomicArchive.com reviews "Bobby and the A-Bomb Factory"
• Neurotheology of obesity
• Believe in God, catch the clap
• Bach marathon tickles cortical columns
• Breaking the Spell–Dennett on religion
• Deconstructing Dogen
• Numenta, harbinger of the second AI boom
• Reductionist neurotheology
• Matsuhisa
• Propaedeutic
• Neuroscience resources
• Film review: Why Has Bodhidharma Left for the East
• Newsweek misses the boat on spirituality in America
• Increasing fMRI resolution
• Neurotheozoology
• Genjo Koan reloaded (II)
• Dogen and women
• God and the brain in your gut
• Landmark Forum: a religiobiological perspective (II)
• Landmark Forum: a religiobiological perspective (I)
• New Kanjis for the Rest of Us
• ethology
• Numenware
• Another reference to "go" in Dogen?
• Wolfram: free will as computational irreducibility
• Is God an accident?
• Index
• Statistical machine translation in New Scientist
• Hypnosis and cognitive processing
• Sushi 90069
• Neurotheology market in 2005: $2,150,030
• Bill O'Reilly: unlikely neurotheology advocate
• Can Cognition Be Involuntary?
• Freedom of neuroreligion
• Another modern translation of Bendowa
• The religiobiological stance
• A specialized neuron for God's face?
• Deepak Chopra hits a quantum discontinuity
• Mapping the Mind
• Incan quipus were spreadsheet roll-ups with department codes?
• Genjo Koan reloaded
• Gods and kami: etymology and semantic drift
• Peak experiences on mountain peaks
• Eating sideways, writing sideways
• Philosophy of translation
• The art of Michael R. Evans
• Religious music in your brain
• The Message: The Bible in Contemporary Language
• Wilder Penfield and his cortical map
• Book Review: Soul Made Flesh
• Course in Neurotheology at UF
• Did the Egyptians believe in an afterlife?
• evert
• Tom Coburn (R-OK) on life and death
• Pascal Boyer on neurotheology
• Meditation as weight lifting
• Brad Warner on Genjo Koan
• 60 years after the world's first nuclear explosion
• The meaning of "gambari"
• Drawing donuts
• Numenware turns six months old
• Meditation as Flossing
• Sanyo: washing machines and global symbiosis
• Landmark Forum: a religiobiological perspective (III)
• www.numenware.com
• Nagasaki, 60 years later
• Neuroscience and the architecture of spiritual spaces
• Computational models of neurotheology
• Buddhists and Christians agree: Katrina was karma
• Meditate and thicken your cortex
• Bill Maher is not a comedian, he's a joke disorder
• Really smart people on the meaning of life
• What is it like to believe you were kidnapped by an alien?
• The sound of one hemisphere clapping
• Meditation’s Long-term Effect on the Brain
• The Tiger’s Lair
• Blue Brain: modelling the neocortex at the cellular level
• Gautama's Darwinian boost?
• Two types of meditation, two types of brain patterns?
• Mental saccades
• Nabokov on translation
• Meditation stabilizes perception
• Book Review: Eihei Dogen, Mystical Realist
• New Open Directory category for Neurotheology
• hylomorphism
• Pope promoted concord between science and religion
• Big questions
• William Safire's muddled orthographical Esperanto
• altricial
• Book review: Living with the Devil
• Stigmata
• Book Review: The Universe in a Single Atom
• Japan's Family Mart brings its upscale convenience stores to US
• Investigating the Mind Conference
• User interface to reality
• Mozart effect II
• Dropping out of the body/mind game
• nugatory
• Enhance your brain every time your phone rings
• Translating Japanese poetry, translating Dogen
• Neurological basis of average age of enlightenment
• Why do Americans ponder the meaning of life?
• Jeff Hawkins on reality
• micropsia
• Terri Schiavo is dead
• Dogen says to brush and floss
• Kanji Topology
• Kanji processing in the brain
• Pachacuti as builder
• Neuroscience of divine love
• Hirozen, Japanese Restaurant Extraordinaire
• Traces of Enlightenment
• Dogen again
• Holophrastic
• Unity of practice and enlightenment as a neurological phenomenon
• Ergolytic
• Bush is re-elected
• Why some lives are worth more than others
• The very earth on which we stand is crumbling
• Archbishop Chaput responds
• Steven M. Altig, a Las Vegas defense lawyer, \”defends\” M
• Imposing our belief that it\’s OK to kill babies on America
• Putting Google in charge of your TCP/IP stacks
• TSA rules on taking off your shoes at security checkpoints
• Performant
• Why Microsoft creates buggy software inefficiently
• Another reason to live in West Hollywood
• Why do humans believe in religion?
• Ajipon, famous ponzu brand
• Stamping out the loan-word disease in Japanese
• Distros and convos
• How George Tenet should have resigned
• Neurobiology (II) — why people hoard
• VI geeks on the Gmail team
• Neurobiology invades the popular culture
• Weird examples of spoken English grammar
• Raybassa and Benjamin on translation
• Welcome, gG
• Eido Shimano Roshi\’s translations of Dogen
• The Rise and Fall of Google
• Magnatune — on-line music the way it should be
• How many thoughts do you have per day?
• Hijacking IE\’s user style sheet
• Zen meets 9/11
• Pareidolia
• Bob’s translation of Dogen’s “Uji”
• Review of Eric Baum\’s \”What is Thought\”
• Bob’s Dogen translations
• Christoph Bull, organist extraordinaire
• Isamu Noguchi, sculptor
• Japanese-American National Museum
• Japanese for Nerds (I)
• Latter Days, the movie, a touching love story
• Scientific proof that men and women are different
• Implementing “Bob’s Listening To”
• Omphaloskepsis
• Lectio Divina and Zen koans
• How Zen promotes human cloning
• Doctorow on e-books
• Translating the word “time” in Dogen’s “Uji”
• Speed-reading, a word at a time, on the web
• Gayriage (II)
• Introduction to Tibetan Orthography
• Freedom of Speech (II)
• Xylograph
• Bobby and the A-Bomb Factory freely available
• Gadget report (III) — Treo 600, luckily no flip cover to break
• No more Charles Shaw wine for Bob
• More choices make people more unhappy?
• Peanut-crusted pork tenderloain
• Chaput\'s narrow-minded politics rejected by bishops
• West Hollywood–gym heaven
• Recusant
• \”Bobby and the A-Bomb Factory\” is published!
• Paramnesia
• Jumping through hoops, or getting WMA files into MP3
• Shooting Mexicans up to the moon
• Joe Lieberman regrets not focusing on the crime victims’ rights
• Japanese restaurants from the ’60s
• Minatory
• Fat Chance, Fat Fish
• Is PDF a good thing?
• Gadget report (II) — PC-to-stereo device “Squeezebox”
• Dipsomaniac
• Gadget report (I) — MP3 players, Creative MuVo^2
• Hermeneutics
• Against “Against Love”
• Why $9.99 is too much for an album bought on-line
• Why not to make hotel reservations through Expedia
• Zen and bathing
• Google’s real competitor: Amazon (part 2)
• Victims’ Revenge Rights
• Steven Altig, a Las Vegas criminal defense lawyer, “defends” K
• “Bob’s stay at Eiheiji” published in French
• The Optimism of Zen
• The Matrix: Inverted
• Lock’m up and throw away the key
• Bob’s Translation of Dogen’s Bendowa
• Google’s real competitor: Amazon
• Bush favors feeding human vegetable
• Hypoxia
• Bob’s Overview of Go
• Bastide
• Older voters not supporting Bush
• Ombrometer
• Your grandson dead?
• Garlic Soup
• Epigenetics
• Bush\’s anti-commercial on Fox
• Hebetudinous
• Outlawing honking
• Dyscalculia
• Gayriage
• Apophasis
• Aporia
• Lieberman on the Loose
• Why does movie rain look so fake?
• The upcoming unagi (eel) boom in the US
• Al Gore\’s speech to moveon.org
• Living History
• Electricity in Baghdad or in Cleveland?
• Explore space, or make war?
• Focusing on the people\’s business
• Guns or butter?
• Under the Banner of Heaven
• Managing Textpattern Development
• Emotional and psychological phenomena
• Machine Translation — savior of civilization
• September 11, 2001
• Scrambled Eggs
• Living Forever
• Which points on the go board are played when?
• Barratry
• Dynamically generated fonts
• Meronymy
• Bad Movie Prize
• Kobushi — world\’s best kushi-age restaurant in Shinjuku
• Onomastics
• TRON takes over the mobile phone world
• Aleatoric
• JavaScript Object Notation
• How Igowalker will change go writing
• Navigating Google space
• Navigating Philip Glass\’ music
• Great moments in sucking up to the in-laws
• Blogging in the \’60s
• Amphibology
• Frogs copulating in trees
• Sempiternal
• Bob\’s flight on United
• Bob\’s reviews on amazon.com
• Eliotic
• More on quipus
• Mastro’s Steakhouse
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Better Dog Drawings
• Kenosis
• Winged Migration
• Finding Nemo
• Micturate
• Japanese dining renaissance
• Theodicy
• Family
• Computer Go Overview
• Chris\’ betting strategy for Jeopardy
• Tribology
• Orbits around Lagrange Points as Space Highways
• What is Freedom of Speech?
• Bob’s translation of Dogen’s Genjo Koan
• Notes on translating “Genjo Koan”
• Launching Igowalker
• Pachacuti as Builder
• Cheese-broccoli corn strudel
• Reality-based computer go
• Gait recognition
• Pachacuti Intro
• Cool ways for the world to end
• Ancient Paths
• Textpattern as CMS
• New pipe organ at the LA Cathedral
• XSLT as a full functional language
• Carl Bielefeldt on translating Dogen
• Origins of Japanese
• Horgan doesn\’t like Buddhism
• Bob’s stay at Eiheiji
• Reality-based MT?
• Four-grain stuffed chicken
• Quinoa recipes from Bob
• Genji—A Thousand-Year Love
• The Formula
• How do you say "finger" in original human language?
• Death of a brother-in-law
• New translation of "Why The First Patriarch Came From The West"
• We Were the Mulvaneys