Blogosphere observations
Tags: blogosphere, mental stability, social media
And Slaters Go Plop
The Bloggery of Damian Peterson
Recent Tweets
- @shitmydadsays has 1,234,009 followers (including me) simply for quoting his dad. 5 days ago
- Don't have a song stuck in your head this morning? Allow me to suggest karma karma karma karma karma chameleon. 6 days ago
- "Why not read a book? Because it's boring, that's why" - Ellen DeGenerate 1 week ago
- Three weeks ago I tasted my first Young's Double Chocolate Stout. Tonight I'm drinking my own version. Chocolaty. Roasty. Sweet. 1 week ago
- Dawkins on Radio Live: http://www.radiolive.co.nz/Audio/tabid/109/Default.aspx from 12.30 onwards. 1 week ago
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- Scott L on CSS max-width proportional scaling in IE6
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- Ask An Atheist on Wiring up a TempMate
- Damian on Wiring up a TempMate
- Ask An Atheist on Wiring up a TempMate
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- Ask An Atheist on Why so quiet
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I’m so going to tweet this!
Hmm, from graph 1 I am either completely stable or completely unstable.
So it all boils down to graph 2 – am I 100% convinced I am stable (meaning I am completely unstable) or only 80% sure (meaning I’m completely stable)?
Perhaps I shouldn’t have looked at the graph before making my self-assessment!
So true! I wonder if there are any studies to bear this sort of thing out?