Monthly Archives: May 2013

P.J. O’Rourke Quotes

P.J. O’Rourke Quotes “Everybody wants to save the world but nobody wants to help mom with the dishes.”

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Liked on Tumblr: amandaonwriting

Inside Pixar’s Leadership

Inside Pixar’s Leadership “It’s better to fix problems than to prevent them. And the natural tendency for managers is to try and prevent error and over plan things.”

Blog: Ta-Nehisi Coates : The Atlantic: A Religion of Colorblind Policy

A Religion of Colorblind Policy by Ta-Nehisi Coates Ta-Nehisi Coates : The Atlantic

Blog: The Dish: Should The Government Buy Kidneys?

Should The Government Buy Kidneys? by Andrew Sullivan The Dish

Blog: Programming in the 21st Century: Flickr’s Redesign is a Series of Evolutionary Changes

Flickr's Redesign is a Series of Evolutionary Changes by James Hague Programming in the 21st Century

How the New York Times can fight BuzzFeed & reinvent its future — Tech News and Analysis

How the New York Times can fight BuzzFeed & reinvent its future — Tech News and Analysis

Review of Summa Technologiae by Stanislaw Lem

Review of Summa Technologiae by Stanislaw Lem "Intelligence carries conscious beings to a point where their theories are no longer useful to them, where hard-won objectivity drowns in a glut of complexity […] So creative work displaces analysis, and science becomes performative and playful."

Learning From Los Gatos — The Peer Society

Learning From Los Gatos — The Peer Society Why Silicon Valley is not the second coming of the Gilded Age

Review of ‘Permanent Present Tense’ by Suzanne Corkin

Review of ‘Permanent Present Tense’ by Suzanne Corkin “He showed that declarative memory – the storage and retrieval of facts – was dependent on the hippocampus. Non-declarative memory – ‘knowing how’, rather than ‘knowing that’ – functioned independently of the temporal lobe structures he had lost.”

Blog: Ezra Klein: These 31 charts will destroy your faith in humanity

These 31 charts will destroy your faith in humanity by Brad Plumer Ezra Klein

The Rise and Fall of Charm in American Men

The Rise and Fall of Charm in American Men “In short, Grant suddenly and fully developed charm, a quality that is tantalizing because it simultaneously demands detachment and engagement. Only the self-aware can have charm: It’s bound up with a sensibility that at best approaches wisdom, or at least worldliness, and at worst goes well […]

Blog: FanGraphs Baseball: Miguel Cabrera’s Ridiculous Plate Coverage

Miguel Cabrera’s Ridiculous Plate Coverage by Drew Sheppard FanGraphs Baseball

Blog: The American Conservative » Rod Dreher: How Art Can Lead To God

How Art Can Lead To God by Rod Dreher The American Conservative » Rod Dreher

Blog: Wired Science: Physicists Create Quantum Link Between Photons That Don’t Exist at the Same Time

Physicists Create Quantum Link Between Photons That Don’t Exist at the Same Time by Adrian Cho, ScienceNOW Wired Science

Blog: The Ümlaut | The Ümlaut: Why Our World Started in 1979

Why Our World Started in 1979 by Dalibor Rohac The Ümlaut | The Ümlaut

Blog: Ben Casnocha: Status and Power Drive Social Dynamics in Business

Status and Power Drive Social Dynamics in Business by Ben Casnocha Ben Casnocha

Blog: Strange Maps | Big Think: 607 – That Monkey Don’t Swim: Maps, Sex and Violence

607 – That Monkey Don’t Swim: Maps, Sex and Violence by Frank Jacobs Strange Maps | Big Think

Blog: Ben Casnocha: Awe, An On-Going Series

Awe, An On-Going Series by Ben Casnocha Ben Casnocha