http://www.needsmoredemonsornot.com/content/alphabetical-author/j-author/steven-johnson-mind-wide-open/ irreverent opinions on books Sat, 28 Jan 2012 16:46:55 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.needsmoredemonsornot.com/content/alphabetical-author/j-author/steven-johnson-mind-wide-open/comment-page-1/#comment-9274 Doug's (proud) Mom Fri, 12 Aug 2011 16:08:13 +0000 http://www.needsmoredemonsornot.com/content/alphabetical-author/j-author/steven-johnson-mind-wide-open/#comment-9274 Your third paragraph reminds me of a time when you were quite young - we were with Mom, most likely somewhere in public, and you laughed at something that wasn't funny at all - I don't remember what. I must have chided you for being socially inappropriate, because what I *DO* remember is that Mom really nailed me: Sometimes, she said, laughter means embarrassment, not amusement. And I remember thinking that, as usual, she was absolutely correct. (I hope that I apologized to you, but if I didn't do it at the time, I do so now.) Much love! Your third paragraph reminds me of a time when you were quite young – we were with Mom, most likely somewhere in public, and you laughed at something that wasn’t funny at all – I don’t remember what. I must have chided you for being socially inappropriate, because what I *DO* remember is that Mom really nailed me: Sometimes, she said, laughter means embarrassment, not amusement. And I remember thinking that, as usual, she was absolutely correct. (I hope that I apologized to you, but if I didn’t do it at the time, I do so now.) Much love!

]]> http://www.needsmoredemonsornot.com/content/alphabetical-author/j-author/steven-johnson-mind-wide-open/comment-page-1/#comment-6777 Shannon Sun, 03 Oct 2010 22:56:16 +0000 http://www.needsmoredemonsornot.com/content/alphabetical-author/j-author/steven-johnson-mind-wide-open/#comment-6777 thanks so much, really helped with some of my research. Any thoughts on how he concluded some of the chapters? thanks so much, really helped with some of my research. Any thoughts on how he concluded some of the chapters?

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