Statistically Improbable Phrases

Apr 18, 2005 13:59

Amazon.com's list of Statistically Improbable Phrases from Philosophy and the Neurosciences: A Reader:narcissistic properties, representation producing processes, detection thesis, activation triplets, intertheoretic relations, explanatory pluralism, content bearers, messy properties, intrinsic representations, extrinsic representations, ( Read more... )

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Granpa WAS right! justjohn April 18 2005, 18:04:49 UTC


Nerves work better with sausage strings!

Golly!

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Re: Granpa WAS right! drsmax April 18 2005, 18:09:32 UTC
Sausage decreases reaction time.

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lilitaly April 18 2005, 18:09:07 UTC
Oy vey! My noives!

Neurons rock my skull!

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raygunn_revival April 18 2005, 18:11:54 UTC
I'm surprised that "Hebrew Neuron Parts" isn't a statistically improbable phrase.

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drsmax April 18 2005, 18:23:43 UTC
It is. But not in my book.

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slinka April 18 2005, 18:57:18 UTC
Are those in the kosher section of the brain?

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drsmax April 18 2005, 18:57:57 UTC
I don't think you're supposed to eat any portion of the brain.

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slinka April 18 2005, 19:07:05 UTC
Of course not. *looks shifty*

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drsmax April 18 2005, 19:10:30 UTC
*dials zombie-alert hotline*

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opts April 19 2005, 04:24:07 UTC
I'd never heard of 'statistically improbable phrases' before today, but I already love them.

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drsmax April 19 2005, 07:32:22 UTC
What if statistically improbable phrases were the only phrases?

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opts April 20 2005, 06:59:18 UTC
That would be sad. Then the new improbable phrases would be things like "extended coffeebreak," "defrost the refrigerator," "feed the donkey," ... boring stuff like that.

Still, a world where 'cortical visual pathways' is something you hear every day is a world I'd enjoy.

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