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Today's links Refining humanity: What our technology is shows us what we're not. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: GNU Radio; France v "follow us on Twitter"; Aaronsw vindicated; Capitalism's crooked refs....
Better wiring sort of, Frozen food.
There is a common wisdom that men of thought want to be the men of action and men of action want to be the men of thought.
Item 1: IQ and biases This is addressed to the people who post about IQ asserting as well-known facts that IQ tests are culturally biased, or don't measure anything but how to take IQ tests, or can be coached, or are affected by...
I have finally – five months late, and at least three and a half months since I sincerely thought I was nearly finished – completed the draft of a chapter on ‘Conservatism and the Classical’. The delay is partly due to the usual problems...
As a fan of Ruxandra Teslo’s writing — 25 mentions to date! — it pains me to write that her recent article in “Works in Progress”, for which she shares the byline with Open Evidence chief product officer Amol Punjabi, had me wince about...
Read the full post at - The Complete Stories by Flannery O’Connor The Complete Stories is the only collection that includes every short story Flannery O'Connor ever wrote — including "The Geranium," which she submitted as part of her...
In the wake of E3's death, games enthusiasts had the opportunity to leave the trailer-reel presser format in the dust but elected not to. Perhaps we should have.
It seems to me that our practice is in a sense no more than a phenomenological user interface (UI) for the metaphysics of the contemplative life. What we are, beneath the structures of our frail and temporary selves, is no more than the...