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I've got access to some cunning business people that I'll be meeting with this weekend, probably Sunday.

They're not very internets literate, otherwise I'd have them come here, but they've started numerous successful businesses.  It's their hobby.  Build a successful business, sell it to someone, and start another one.  And they're damn good at it.

Here's a chance to get professional insight on the monetary side of starting a periodical or the framework we'd need to build to launch one. 

Is thinking of our publication in business terms something we even want to do? 

Why?  Why not?

What questions do you want to ask these people, if any? 

"Dr. Wegner said he thought that exposing free will as an illusion would have little effect on people's lives or on their feelings of self-worth. Most of them would remain in denial.

'It's an illusion, but it's a very persistent illusion; it keeps coming back,' he said, comparing it to a magician's trick that has been seen again and again. 'Even though you know it's a trick, you get fooled every time. The feelings just don't go away.'"

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/02/science/02free.html?em&ex=1167973200&en=30114785d6264b5f&ei=5087%0A



No troll.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEjk1Ruu2FQ

[Human ,ÄúDominance,Äù Pheromone DiscoveredA pheromone correlated with traits in men aged 17 - 67 identified, according to a battery of factor analysis studies at Boston University.]

Human ,ÄúDominance,Äù Pheromone Discovered

A pheromone correlated with traits in men aged 17 - 67 identified, according to a battery of factor analysis studies at Boston University.

Recent research in human olfaction has concluded that the scent of lemon increases people,Äôs perception of their own health, a constituent of rose oil lowers blood pressure, but a chemical secreted by human beings effects submission to commands?  

An apocrine gland located in the anus of 750 males aged 17 -67 has been correlated by an interdiscplinary team of researchers headed by Dr Goldie Macmillan of Boston Medical University.  ,ÄúEthical considerations have been raised by opponents of our work ,,Äù reported Macmillan, ,Äúbut the crux of these concerns is based on misconceptions about how pheremones are sensed.,Äù  

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