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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Britain’s War Machine and The Wages of Destruction –
Britain’s War Machine and The Wages of Destruction – "Genocide, argues Tooze, was built into the German war plan from the very start. Hitler’s strategic math required him to starve to death millions of urban eastern Europeans in order to extract the grain to feed a war-fighting Germany cut off from world trade."
Ten Virtues for the Modern Age
Ten Virtues for the Modern Age Resilience, empathy, patience, sacrifice, politeness, humor, self-awareness, forgiveness, hope, confidence.
Proudly Fraudulent: Interview With Kenneth Goldsmith
Proudly Fraudulent: Interview With Kenneth Goldsmith “patchwriting—a way of weaving together various shards of preexisting texts into a tonally cohesive whole and presenting it as if it’s original”
Frank Chimero × Blog × All Kinds of Awesome
Frank Chimero × Blog × All Kinds of Awesome “the catalyst for a conversation with a child that starts with “What’s that?” and ends with “That’s awesome.””
Blog: NotGraphs Baseball: The Red Schoendienst
The Red Schoendienst by Patrick Dubuque NotGraphs Baseball
Blog: NotGraphs Baseball: The Natural: A Timely Review
The Natural: A Timely Review by Patrick Dubuque NotGraphs Baseball
Steven Soderbergh, Political Theorist
Steven Soderbergh, Political Theorist Key quote: “The American government is not designed to run things well – it is designed to prevent civil war or violent revolution by mediating irreconcilable differences between regional and other large interests.”
The Trouble with Wall Street by Michael Lewis
The Trouble with Wall Street by Michael Lewis “The ultimate goal should be to create institutions so dull and easy to understand that, when a young man who works for one of them walks into a publisher’s office and offers to write up his experiences, the publisher looks at him blankly and asks, ‘Why would […]
Blog: I Love Charts: The Intricate Anatomy Of UX Design
The Intricate Anatomy Of UX Design by joberholtzer I Love Charts
Just How Much Is Sports Fandom Like Religion? – Michael Serazio – The Atlantic
Just How Much Is Sports Fandom Like Religion? – Michael Serazio – The Atlantic “Theological justifications are really just incidental; what matters is that through our faith in these common artifacts, community is forged.”
YouTube: Ruarri Joseph :: Until The Luck Runs Dry
Ruarri Joseph :: Until The Luck Runs Dry ruarrijoseph
Blog: Svbtle Featured: Are Humans Monogamous?
Are Humans Monogamous? by Cadell Last Svbtle Featured
Fearless brain-damaged patients are terrified of suffocation
Fearless brain-damaged patients are terrified of suffocation “Rather than being functions of the brain with their own pathways, fear and pleasure should be thought of as the end results of a system of survival circuits that together regulate functions such as arousal and motivation to meet our basic needs. These survival circuits are present in […]
Northern lights: Nordic countries reinventing their model of capitalism
Northern lights: Nordic countries reinventing their model of capitalism “the United States of Swedeamerica”
The Wheel of the Devil
The Wheel of the Devil On Vine, gifs and the power of the loop
Is Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood the greatest television show ever made? | TV | Memory Wipe | The A.V. Club
Is Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood the greatest television show ever made? | TV | Memory Wipe | The A.V. Club
Blog: Via Meadia: Is Sweden a Red State?
Is Sweden a Red State? by Walter Russell Mead Via Meadia