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From the Archives: Not Much of a Technology Person?
Been a while since we’ve talked about this, or heard from this guy. So here […]
Doubtful Gamblers, Religious Agnostics, and Hopeful Beliebers
However much attention it once received, “Pascal’s Wager” doesn’t seem to get much traction in […]
Penn Faces and Campus Tragedies: More Notes on the Suicide Epidemi …
Here’s why I didn’t want to write about Julie Scelfo’s recent article “Campus Suicide and […]
Nerd Alert! The Curious Rehabilitation of Geeks
Of all the reversals we’ve seen take place in our culture of late, one of […]
Simultaneously Frazzled and Fragile: Surviving a Culture of Overac …
It’s getting to the point where I’d almost rather not draw attention to articles like […]
Another Week Ends: Carr’s Recovery, Forgiving Anchors, Lazy …
1. You may have heard the news that NY Times reporter David Carr died yesterday. I […]
Scientific Wedding Vows and the Biggest Lie (and Truth) of Them Al …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5HkuhSEnPQ Valentines Week is upon us and with it, a fresh crop of articles on […]
On Playing Catch Up (In Case You Missed It)
God bless Portlandia. Their first season contained a skit that has proven to be more […]
Another Week Ends: Technologic Prophecies, Bad Buzzwords, Kindness …
1. If only I’d held off on writing about sushi and productivity a couple days, […]
Sneezing Over Sushi (On the Cult of Productivity, Take 76b)
The New Yorker made me laugh out loud this morning with their poking fun at […]
Another Week Ends: GiP, Skinny Law, Depressed Clowns, Motivational …
1. First, there’s Steve Hall’s remarkable podcast about one of our favorite books, Paul Zahl’s Grace […]
Another Week Ends: MacNicol Burns Out, Winton’s Discretion, …
1. In an unintentional bit of foreshadowing, yesterday’s dispatch from The Onion condensed a number of […]
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