This week has been filled with exciting new developments.The President Wikis Network has been drastically enhanced this week. The new Constitution wiki was added to further ensure the power of PWN, and the new Digg Widget is providing valuable up-to-the-minute news. The # of people visiting PWN websites has increased by over 150% in the past 2 weeks!Digg also just released a new widget. What great timing!!!

The Mayan Civilization used advanced techniques to measure the solar systems output of various energies. They even went as far as to link personality traits up to specific alignments of their calendars (Uniquely occurring on specific Gregorian calendar dates.) Their measurement of time over 5000 years ago is far precise than the current Gregorian system (Which is in use by the USA & most of the world today).

There is a Whole Bunch Of Philosophical, Mathematical, Ethical, Etc. papers/ entries that I wrote over the past 2 years. It all started with that question: What is there to do in a room of people that is as entertaining as TV but as interactive communicatively as an in depth conversation (if not more). No one had an answer. It was either an old fashioned method lacking technology, or an inter-dispersed entertainment method. My conclusion after a few weeks was that Interactive Media was the future. I could go on for hours about it now, but I'll save that for the next upcoming posts. Some of the posts will probably be unedited at first then re-edited and combined with related materials to eventually form "The Book".

From A conversation By: Victor & Austin

On: 5/20/06

Expectation vs. Anticipation

High expectation (from repeating a specified stimulus) = high anticipation of the person to experience that stimulus. High expectations only occur when the stimulus has only been experiences a few times. Eventually they become desensitized and grow to expect a response to a stimulus. This expectation is joined with little anticipation, since they are bored of the stimulus.