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Comments (5)There is no proof, only conjecture, about Einstein actually being in the autistic spectrum. He did have eccentricities and undoubtedly had a brain with unusual wiring. It's not all that rare in highly intelligent children to be bored silly with anything they don't deem useful and the part of the brain processing numbers isn't the same one processing verbal communication. One sometimes grows at the expense of the other. Pick up an old book about psychology written in the infancy of its inception. All women were supposedly one breath away from hysteria. Children who did what we consider normal things now were supposed to go crazy. And children were strapped to toilets until they relieved themselves so they wouldn't develop compulsive personalities. No wonder they thought him retarded. His label was compliments of retroactive speculation. I suspect all humans have points where they'd test outside the range of normal if we gave them the 'right' tests. ;-)...See MoreNew discovery on how the VFT closes its traps
Comments (34)I would like to go back to the VFT discussion, because sometimes I get too caught up in science discussions, and I do not have time for so much writing. Has any one ever seen a B52 with traps of more than 2" in size??? Because this plant is selling for $25.00 each with only one inch size traps. And until now, I have not found one pic on the net that shows me this is a true giant. I have Dingley Giants, Big Mouths, Dutch, Big Vigorous, and the Royal Red. Well, I have more cultivars than this, but these are the giants. In all my fifteen years growing these plants, I find that the trap sizes are as follows in smallest to largest: Dutch, Big Mouth, Dingley Giant, Royal Red, and the largest of them all.. The Big Vigorous. This plant without seen the label I can spot it in my CP garden because it always deploys large traps. So I am wondering if the B52 might trully be bigger than the Big Vigorous, or would the Big Vigorous win in size. The greatest thing about the Big Vigorous is that the traps are not only larger than any other cultivar I know, but the traps teeth are thick making the plant look stronger which is why it is call Vigorous. In my garden I actually have others that are bigger than even the Big Vigorous, but they are plants that I grew from seeds and have not registered them as cultivars. I am looking for the largest traps in the world and they might be right in my garden..... that is if the B52 is not as large as they claim. I guess the best thing to do would be to buy one, and grow it big myself. So my next question woould be....Does any one knows a good reputable place to buyt this plant?...See MoreBoost your Routine. A Brand New Detergent Discovery!
Comments (189)Did a load of dishes with Bubble Bandit last night. At first glance, everything looked amazing. However, as I was unloading things, I noticed that anything with a small amount of food on it, didn't wash away. :/ There was also a horrible streak on two glasses. Re-Washed everything this morning with Cascade Gel + STPP, and once again Spotless. I just don't get that Bubble Bandit stuff. :(...See MoreQuotes 5 - 18 -17
Comments (1)I love Bertrand Russell and am glad that my favorite Russell Quote is included in the many: " It has been said that man is a rational animal. All my life I have been searching for evidence which would support this."...See MorePieter zone 7/8 B.C.
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