Here are the posts published in February 2013 on probaway.wordpress.com:
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Personalities develop through a natural trajectory throughout life
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Plato and a Platypus – by Cathcart and Klein – book review
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See a problem, find a fix for the problem.
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What is the flip of the Categorical Imperative?
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An Earth grazing asteroid is an opportunity for a high orbit station.
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Take chances, my friends! Take really big chances!
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What is humanity’s enemy?
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How to put a yawn to a good use.
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What is the difference between overconfidence and arrogance?
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John Chard, a hero of Rorke’s Drift and me.
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A sad discovery about Viet Nam for me
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My personal response to my WordPress blog going down for a day.
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Using a person’s name can be a kind act.
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A perfect asteroid opportunity missed.
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The apparent dilation of my perceived time
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The usefulness of a room depends upon its qualities.
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A meeting with Oregon’s United States Senator Merkley
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Shakespeare had an impostor personality like Ferdinand Demara.
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How to construct an antifragile building.
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Why college tuition costs so much.
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A new possible categorical imperative.
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Curious behavior by Robert R. Provine – Book review.
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What to do when you are dying and don’t want to.
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The Art of War by Sun Tzu – 1 – Revisited in 2013 by Charles Scamahorn
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How to avoid falling out of a bathtub or shower.
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The Moral Landscape by Sam Harris – Book review
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Humans are naturally moral beings.
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