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skip to main | skip to sidebar friday, july 08, 2016 a fresh page off to ireland. comments are getting lost in the long thread. posted by chet at 2:33 pm thursday, january 14, 2016 the porch normal 0 false false false en-us ja x-none if you are a first time visitor to this site, or returning after a long absence, i regret to tell you that science musings, the blog, has ceased to publish, after over a decade of almost daily posts. i invite you to browse the archives. as for my recent medical procedure (dbs), i am pleased to say my right-hand tremor is essentially gone. posted by chet at 3:00 pm saturday, december 26, 2015 dbs2 normal 0 false false false en-us ja x-none in response to bb, an mri and cat showed the surgeon where he wanted to go, and as far as i know it was a straight shot thru tissue, after surgery, i had complete relief from tremor for 4 or 5 days, known as the microlesion effect. apparently this is a good sign that the electrode is in the right place, and that i should get a positive result when the stimulator is turned on –- jan. 6. happy holidays to all. posted by chet at 6:03 pm friday, december 18, 2015 dbs normal 0 false false false en-us ja x-none thanks to everyone for being so kind. some of you have asked what it was like. in the or the surgeon screwed my skull into a beautiful anodized steel cage. then i was taken to radiology for an mri that mapped my brain x-y-z with reference to the cage coordinates. back to or. with the mri data as a guide on the computer, the surgeon drilled a 14mm hole in my skull. then fished an electrode deep into my brain looking for the right spot. we're listening to the neurons firing on the speaker. when he found the right cells, the frequency of the firing matched the frequency of my tremor. when they fired up the electrode, the tremor stopped dead. the surgeon and assistants were pleased with how fast it went. in all of this i was wide awake and talking to surgeon, even while drilling! no pain at all. then to sleep while they fished the lead under my scalp and neck to where they implanted the controller/battery under my collar bone. minimum incisions. home the next day, even without the power on, my tremor is much improved. i'm typing this with almost not typos! and eating soup. in a week or so, when everything is healed, i will see the neurologist who with turn on and program (tweek) the freq. and voltage of the simulator. this is done wirelessly by remote. i will have a remote too. i can turn it off/on, e,g,, at night. battery should last 4-6 years, which is probably longer than i will last. i'll let you know when we're up and running. posted by chet at 10:22 pm monday, november 30, 2015 on the porch at paul's suggestion -- a fresh slate. fyi: in two weeks i am having deep brain stimulation surgery for my pd tremor. i'll let you know how it goes. posted by chet at 9:55 pm friday, august 21, 2015 on the porch the porch light is off. refreshments have been put away. and still old friends (who i know only by name) continue to visit. how do i show my appreciation for such loyalty? i can't continue the blog. i have my memories and amy's music. thanks again to you all for a dozen happy years. posted by chet at 8:20 am friday, july 24, 2015 wooing the world -- a reprise from long ago ...thisby knows so little of the world as yet: the bit she can see through the chink in the wall has made her heart beat faster in its cage... a few lines from a poem of linda gregerson. never mind the context; the image is arresting. beautiful thisbe is confined by her parents' to her high-walled house in babylon, with only a crack in the wall through which to communicate with her forbidden lover. and, of course -- as so many parents discover -- the restriction makes her passion all the more intense. we look out at the universe through a metaphorical chink in the wall. we are prisoners of our limited sensory apparatus, our finite brains. slowly we have widened the chink -- just think of the hubble photographs compared to what ovid, say, knew of the world. but the wider chink has only made us more aware of the limits of our knowing, heightened our curiosity, excited our passion -- made our hearts beat faster in their cages. we put our lips to the chink, we whisper prayers, not knowing to whom or what we pray, imagining a lover whose remembered image grows ever more indistinct even as our passion grows. if it were possible, would we want to have the walls down, to have full access to what the physicist stephen hawking whimsically called "the mind of god" -- a full and complete knowledge of everything that is? not me. woo prolonged is woo sustained. remember what happened to thisbe and pyramus, and for that matter to eve and adam when they ate of the tree of knowledge. the ancient myths tell a great truth: the tease is more exciting than the consummation. posted by chet at 3:16 pm wednesday, july 01, 2015 el jardin de las delicias -- part 6 (august 2008) i walked the other day, as is my habit, to the far end of the beach, where the beach comes near to the public road. about twenty american college students, guys and gals, presumably on interterm break, had taken up residence on the sand. the young men played frisbee, tan and trim in their long, baggy trunks, heartbreakingly handsome. the women stood by in an appreciative row, posing seductively in their bikinis; "a bevy of beauties," my father would have said. the scene might have been out of bosch's central panel, the garden of earthly delights -- pure hedonism, pure innocence. in the course of the week i had been reading about life in the 16th century, bosch's century. how different, i thought, is life for these 21st-century college kids. with only a little bit of luck, they will live out their lives without the direct experience of war, without epidemic disease -- plague, smallpox, typhoid, cholera, etc. -- without grinding poverty or famine. they can have sex without fear of sexually transmitted disease, and give birth without fear of dying. they will not spend half their lives with toothache, and they will keep their teeth till the day they die. they will live longer, healthier lives than even my generation, three or four times longer than the contemporaries of bosch. all of this because of the empirical way of knowing. the circumstances of human life have dramatically changed for those of us who live in the science-based, secular democracies. but, of course, human nature has not changed. we are still prey to pride, greed, lust, anger, gluttony, envy and sloth. the worm is still in the apple. (who is that gloomy fellow with his head in his hands, on the back of the goldfinch ?) the apparently carefree college kids on the beach will -- like humans everywhere, at all times -- struggle to find and keep love, to sleep soundly in the darkest hours of the night, to wake with joy each day to a world made fresh with innocence. they will strive to choose the good and resist evil. science won't help them with any of that. i reach the rocks, turn around, and head back up the beach. as i pass the frolicking youngsters again i give them a thumbs up. they will need all the luck they can get. posted by chet at 2:39 pm sunday, june 28, 2015 el jardin de las delicias -- part 5 in 1504, the year hieronymus bosch probably painted the garden of earthly delights, hundreds of miles to the south the florentines set up in the center of their city michelangelo's just completed david, a 14-foot-tall white marble statue of the young israeli king. the statue was meant as symbol of florentine power -- the giant-killer becomes a giant -- but it was more than that. it was a supreme renaissance recognition of the power of humans to control their own destinies. no longer need men and women be the playthings of gods who must be placated by incantations and sacrifice. tall, youthful, mesmerizingly beautiful, utterly naked -- michelangelo's david paid only the slightest nod to its biblical source. it

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