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No. 1: You Are Brighter Than You Think — Far, Far Brighter! No. 2: A Guaranteed Way to Improve Your Intelligence No. 3: Image-Streaming No. 4: How to Feel Better Instantly No. 5: A Fast Way to Get Your Best Answers No. 6: A Partial Taxonomy of Problem-Solving Methods (3 pages) No. 7: An Emphatic Recapitulation and Summary No. 8: Making Learning Easier — Part 1 No. 9: Making Learning Easier — Part 2 No. 10: Solution of the Month No. 11: Your Personal Empowerment No. 12: Getting More Intelligence Online No. 13: In 900 Minutes, YOU Can Be Composing Very Fine Music — Link to audio of improv music by Win Wenger No. 14: A Fun Way To Teach Your 2-Year-Old to Sight-Read and Play Music No. 15: How to Run Better Meetings, Groups, Clubs and Classes No. 16: How to See with Artistic Eyes No. 17: Some New Methods No. 18: Help a Young Child to Flower No. 19: Learning from the Lessons of the Future — Part 1 No. 20: A Little Something You Can Do for Your Own Children No. 21: How Bill Gates and Microsoft May Yet Hit a Few More Home Runs No. 22: Responsiveness No. 23: Diricopters No. 24: Artist's Eyes No. 25: Learning from the Future — Part 2 (2 Pages) No. 26: Notes Toward the New Model No. 27: Readiness No. 28: Breathing as a Way of Life — Part 1 (2 pages) No. 29: Breathing as a Way of Life — Part 2 (4 pages) No. 30: Reviving Appalachia No. 31: How to Wipe Out Taxes in New York City No. 32: Quick Rummage of Profitable Answers No. 33: Add Depth and Richness to Every Facet of Our Mutual Lives (2 pages) No. 34: Bringing Peace: The Balkans, Northern Ireland, and elsewhere No. 35: Restore Some Who Suffer Long-Term Coma? No. 36: How to Bring Lasting Piece to the Middle East No. 37: The Game of Gotcha (2 pages) No. 38: Frog Warming No. 39: Another Brain-Boost through Music No. 40: One Way to Make a Huge Swing Factor in Education (2 pages) No. 41: Never Too Old to Learn a New Art or Skill No. 42: A Great Way to Get a Better Handle on Things No. 43: Left or Right? Or Something Else? No. 44: Build Your Ability to Understand Everything! (2 pages) No. 45: Pre-Natal Curriculum and Why No. 46: To Heal America's Political Wounds No. 47: We Fractals Re-Visited No. 48: Two Experiments (2 pages) No. 49: A Rapport Story, by Elroy Carter No. 50: What Does It Mean to Be You? No. 51: Proposed Experiment in Concretized Learning No. 52: Final Exams No. 53: Save Millions of Lives Around Bengal No. 54: A Useful Contemplation No. 55: Windtunnel!!! No. 56: Working with Metaphor No. 57: The Socratic Continuum No. 58: The Art Studies Technique No. 59: Feeding the World No. 60: One Destiny, or Many? No. 61: Breathing and Personality Traits: A Hypothesis No. 62: Brain Dominance and Mid-Life Crisis — Feedback, Kate Jones No. 63: Better Questions for More Than Just Better Answers No. 64: Learning from Input or Output? No. 65: A Peace Possibility Hanging Out in the Ether No. 66: The Relevance of Imagery, by Susan Wenger No. 67: Proposal for Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients No. 68: Situational Problem-Solving No. 69: Breathing As Therapy? No. 70: A Curriculum for Writers of Fiction No. 71: Eye Tracks No. 72: Effective Problem-Solving: Using What We Know (2 pages) No. 73: Pole-Bridging in the Brain No. 74: On Speed of Learning in Infants and Adults No. 75: A Larger Framework to Think In No. 76: Visiting the Future — March 27, 2472 No. 77: Did You Know? No. 78: AAA — Ask, Aware, Answer, by Christopher Gooch No. 79 Improve Your Performance on Standardized Exams No. 80: Teaching a Six-Year-Old Multiplication and Division, by Conrad Cook No. 81: Input and Output, by Christopher Gooch No. 82: How to Unblock Blocks and Undo Phobias No. 83: Coming to Our Senses No. 84: Understanding the Continuum Concept, by Kevin Gaudette — Feedback, Win Wenger No. 85: Beyond Living Histories No. 86: Stopping Hurricanes—Revisited No. 87: The Ideal School No. 88: How to Win Elections No. 89: In Comparison to Hypnosis No. 90: A Rising Tide Lifts All Ships (World Colloquium Proposal) No. 91: Another Avenue to Improving Intelligence No. 92: An Uncompromising Look at a Bit of History No. 93: The University of Our Lives No. 94: An Easy Way to Fund the Development of Space No. 95: A New Initiative for the Gifted and Talented No. 96: Beliefs— No. 97: Fast-Track to Building Your Perceptions No. 98: A New Experiment to Try No. 99: Consensus and Higher Syntheses No. 100: Acquiring New Proficiencies through PhotoReading No. 101: A Proposal to Save Grueling Hours at Tax Time, by Susan Wenger No. 102: More Than Just Mental Health Is At Stake No. 103: Situations Present and Pending No. 104: Mature Learners No. 105: How We Started Losing 7/8ths of Our Brain Before Ever Getting Born No. 106: You Are How You Breathe — also as audio No. 107: Another Way To Feel Better Within Seconds! No. 108: Sequestering CO2 No. 109: Why Cell Phones and Driving Don't Mix No. 110: Music, Music, Music No. 111: Recommendation Concerning U.S. Energy Policy No. 112: The Minimum Winning Coalition, Isn't No. 113: Some General Observations for CEOs and Entrepreneurs No. 114: Making Sense of Education No. 115: Toward an Ecology of Training, Teaching and Learning No. 116: Another Way Music Improves Our Intelligence No. 117: Help Wanted—Rorschach Specialist No. 118: Important Reading for Everyone Affected by the Arab Spring No. 119: Our Share of the Blame on Black Wednesday in Egypt No. 120: An Easy Way to Make a Meaningful Difference No. 121: A New Concept: Socratic Listening
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