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Über die große Erfindung des Selbstgesprächs

spannende Lektüre über die Anfänge des Sprechens der Menschen. Inklusive: die wichtige Erfindung des Selbstgesprächs.

Once they developed language, our ancestors would sometimes talk to themselves, at first by accident. And when they did, they would hear their own utterances and, often, react to them as they did to other people’s. When they asked themselves a question, they answered; when they admonished themselves, they worked harder; when they reminded themselves, they focused more, and so on – these reactions being generated spontaneously by non-conscious processes. Sometimes, one utterance would provoke another, and that another, and so on, generating a lengthy train of thought. This process of mental self-stimulation helped to coordinate the resources of different brain systems, and it proved useful, enhancing self-control and promoting sustained patterns of behaviour.

https://psyche.co/ideas/our-greatest-invention-was-the-invention-of-invention-itself?fbclid=IwAR1xC7PwfZezJDpVD2nmNAXy-PIOEkHqpJxgoQLB5DolOrCajPHZFCoZry8

Babyrochen

#Natur

Dazu eine Satzerfindung von mir, die ich jedem zweiten erklären muss (müsste besser noch mündlich vorgetragen werden):
Wenn hinter Rochen Rochen Rochen rochen rochen Rochen Rochen.

Lockdownmaßnahmen werden immer unerträglicher

Aschenbecher mit eingebautem Klavier

Gesehen (und darauf performt, dazu ein anderes mal) in Essen.

Instrumentalschach

..hatte ich in meinem Musiktheater Selbstauslöser auch->

Notennamennotation

Augenmusik, Mittelalter

Mars

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has released a breathtaking mosaic of the Red Planet, stitched together from images taken by the agency’s Mars Express spacecraft. The mosaic is phenomenally detailed, showing a complex range of landscapes – the resolution in the center of the image is roughly 1 km per pixel.

(via Neatorama)

Länder

(via FB)

Bären in Alaska beim Fischfang (Livestream)

#Natur, live

It’s that time of year when the brown bears of Katmai National Park in Alaska are hungry for a fresh fish feast. And you can watch them capture spawning salmon straight out of Brooks Falls on this Explore.org webcam.

(via BoingBoing)