I've seen a couple of people complain about the new Trek movies not being very scientific, which led me to... (More...)
I've been really liking an iPad sketching app called Paper. It's not a full-fledged Art Application; for example, it doesn't... (More...)
In 2000, the Yale Law Journal published a fascinating article by Cass R. Sunstein titled “Deliberative Trouble? Why Groups Go... (More...)
I think it was during the Hugo nomination period that I came across some links to the art of Kathleen... (More...)
Nimona, by Noelle Stevenson, is a webcomic about arch-villain Lord Ballister Blackheart and his new sidekick, a shapeshifting girl named... (More...)
It's been seven weeks since my “Forward motion” post about various largely unplanned self-improvement projects that I had embarked on.... (More...)
This week has been kinda stressful. I'm extremely conflict-averse, and in a normal week I might have minor conflicts with... (More...)
The “American novelists” category on Wikipedia is apparently theoretically supposed to be just a list of subcategories, but it currently... (More...)
Here are some links more or less about the effects of same-sex marriage on various marginalized people. I'm going to... (More...)
I'm delighted to see that all four Echo's Children albums are now available on Bandcamp, which means that you can... (More...)
As I noted a month ago, last August I filed a Freedom of Information request to get a copy of... (More...)
My favorite April Fool's items this year were some great products from Think Geek: Play-Doh 3D Printer Dharma Initiative Alarm... (More...)
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