Time Odyssey

A journey into the weird.

8
Feb 2010

There is currently a few people in this world who seem to feel that they need to establish rules of conducts and norms on the rest of us to the exclusion of the social trends that are going on around them. While I can’t speak to individual cases, it would seem to me that in [...]

6
Jan 2010
Posted in Philosophy, Politics by ktfeenan at 10:59 am | No Comments »

Having travelled over the Christmas season the biggest thing that I’ve noticed is how terrorism seems to be working far more effectively than what people seem to be giving it credit for. The fact that security has been ‘beefed’ up and there are calls from the White House administration into what the failings of the [...]

31
Aug 2009
Posted in Economics, Philosophy by ktfeenan at 10:06 am | No Comments »

A question was asked on twitter that I find myself wanting to express an answer two albeit not in 140 characters. The question, or the comment really, was simply this “have fun defining the narrow difference between B2B and B2C social marketing” (@intellagirl, Aug 31, 2009).  To me this question is relatively straight forward.
B2B Social [...]

28
Aug 2009
Posted in Philosophy, Uncategorized by ktfeenan at 4:38 pm | No Comments »

Call me old fashioned but when it comes to business relationships I believe that a handshake is worth more than a signature on a page. See the issue is this: those people who are worth doing business with will stand by doing the right things for the right reasons in good times and bad. You [...]

10
Aug 2009
Posted in Astronomy, Astrophysics by ktfeenan at 10:08 am | No Comments »

CNN reported today that the Kepler telescope has already made a remarkable discovery. A planet with an atmosphere and surface temperatures near 4000F spinning around its sun in 2.2 days with one side always facing towards its star. Now that has to be one heck of a big planet because what I find incredible about [...]

4
Jun 2009
Posted in Politics by ktfeenan at 11:09 am | No Comments »

Abigail Thernstrom from CNN posted an article today on the nature of identity politics and specifically about the state of race politics within the US. Now I love poking fun at stereotypes mostly because of the absurdness of many of the values that people hold or think that they don’t hold when pressed and made to [...]