Wikipedia is my favorite resource because of the openly subjective content and the range of external links. Truth is subjective! Every answer is, as the Indians say, "Well, yes and no..."
Or rather, most answers are. Okay, a lot of answers are, most of the time. Unless you hit a wall, in which case you should grope around. Try a different spelling. Maybe revise your question.
I'm a grown-up, female, native to the USA and living in Boulder Colorado for the past ten years or so. I have a degree in neuroscience (PBK distinction) from the University of Colorado at Boulder (chemistry, mathematics, genetics, statistics, physics and histology as well as structure and function of the human nervous system and brain; #1 Party School, yeah right). I worked in the Watkins/Maier laboratory and did really bad things to rats.
Originally I'm Hampshire F'85 (Jerome Leibling and Carrie Mae Weems) with long-term study of mass media and the creation of meaning, especially on the holodeck.
I come from a New England family of soldiers and preachers, so I'm a gamer. I acknowledge no relationship to anyone responsible for the Blodgett swimming pool at Harvard University.
Robin Lee Blodgett
Boulder, Colorado USA
Otterpops 15:00, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
update 10/04/07: [email protected] <--s/b Hampshire College alumn account - they used to put their stamp on anyone who got through their interview process. I suspect they still do...but I don't like to criticize. Just sayin. ~ Otterpops 02:44, 19 October 2007 (UTC)
Did I ever mention that I was once formally written up by a current Wisconsin VA director for body language? The man was wearing bicycle shorts and clips in the office, by the way. Semiotics, Old School Hampshire College. And I don't make rude gestures, far from it. rlb P.S. That was my last day job. ~ Otterpops 02:44, 19 October 2007 (UTC)