@kenarneson There's now a faint maybe on possible TV stuff in connection with my book-in-progress. Also, I am now married to Bugs Bunny. — Josh Wilker (@Josh_Wilker) September 4, 2013 via http://twitter.com/Josh_Wilker
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Tweet by euqubud
2013.09.03 – 20:55
Fans should have their own stats. We already have beer badges. Number of foul balls caught, number of waves started/joined — Patrick Dubuque (@euqubud) September 4, 2013 via http://twitter.com/euqubud
Striking Patterns: Study Suggests Tool Use and Language Evolved Together
2013.09.03 – 18:18
Striking Patterns: Study Suggests Tool Use and Language Evolved Together
How sights, sounds, and touch are mapped onto the brain
2013.09.03 – 18:18
How sights, sounds, and touch are mapped onto the brain
Tweet by robertwrighter
2013.09.03 – 13:58
Uh oh. There goes 10 percent of Tom Friedman's columns: http://t.co/vr1RT3XwgE — Robert Wright (@robertwrighter) September 3, 2013 via http://twitter.com/robertwrighter
Tweet by newballpark
2013.09.02 – 17:56
The Coase Theorem provides insight into how difficult transactions can be made – such as MLB territorial rights management – w/o litigation. — newballpark (@newballpark) September 3, 2013 via http://twitter.com/newballpark
Tweet by newballpark
2013.09.02 – 17:56
U Chicago economics professor Ronald Coase passed away today. His theorem explained #externalities. http://t.co/GC1mcIJNQe — newballpark (@newballpark) September 3, 2013 via http://twitter.com/newballpark
Flickr:
2013.09.02 – 15:50
by exxonvaldez The new eastern span of the Bay Bridge is eye catching at night; the lighting is even, at least above the deck. Good vantage points remain scarce. Security is tighter on Yerba Buena Island these days. We were walking on Macalla Road when we told by a private security patrol (something I haven’t […]
Tweet by loresjoberg
2013.09.02 – 11:12
I'm a metaphysicist. That means I throw physicists together at incredible speeds and study the resulting particles. — Lore Sjöberg (@loresjoberg) September 1, 2013 via http://twitter.com/loresjoberg
Poverty strains cognitive abilities, opening door for bad decision-making, new … – Washington Post
2013.09.01 – 18:01
Poverty strains cognitive abilities, opening door for bad decision-making, new … – Washington Post …policymakers “should beware of imposing cognitive taxes on the poor just as they avoid monetary taxes on the poor,” the paper states. Filling out long forms, deciphering complicated rules or undergoing lengthy interviews can consume scarce cognitive resources.
Tweet by Medium
2013.09.01 – 16:55
“How the Color Red Changes Our Brains” by @Maura__Kelly https://t.co/szUG5h3LGQ — Medium (@Medium) September 1, 2013 via http://twitter.com/Medium
James Burke predicted the future in 1973, now predicts 2053
2013.09.01 – 00:31
James Burke predicted the future in 1973, now predicts 2053 interesting audio interview