Most startling revelation of spring: Dan Haren says he has never even tried a piece of fish — Eric Stephen (@truebluela) February 24, 2014 via http://ift.tt/GVC3Ox
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Tweet by ericnus
2014.02.24 – 10:55
I wrote for @classical about how the fancy rich new Dodgers are abandoning their working class fans http://t.co/Vk6GF1BmIu — Eric Nusbaum (@ericnus) February 24, 2014 via http://ift.tt/OuiQhJ
Tweet by RFNick149
2014.02.23 – 22:19
@kenarneson egō kōnājai ṛnumái. ghawōd mē — Nicholas Badders (@RFNick149) February 24, 2014 via http://ift.tt/1dnfJx7
Tweet by Mentoch
2014.02.21 – 16:02
See @kenarneson What did I tell you. #TypedEhs RT @TaoofStieb So that was a frustrating game today, eh? — Ewan Ross (@Mentoch) February 21, 2014 via http://ift.tt/1jm7vKH
Tweet by ftrain
2014.02.21 – 08:13
Truly, this is a great essay. If you don't have time to read it at work then you might need to quit your job. http://t.co/ofWgvZX3Zl — Paul Ford (@ftrain) February 20, 2014 via http://ift.tt/xqfhIR
“On Creative Direction,” an article by Dan Mall
2014.02.20 – 09:01
“On Creative Direction,” an article by Dan Mall “Creative Direction is championing the intersection where Art Direction & Design meet Strategy. Let’s quickly define each of those terms:…”
YouTube: The Capitalist’s Dilemma – Clayton Christensen
2014.02.19 – 14:49
The Capitalist’s Dilemma – Clayton Christensen The RSA
Tweet by danariely
2014.02.18 – 07:55
The All-or-Nothing Marriage Do we expect too much? http://t.co/o8qdQAJwe5 — danariely (@danariely) February 17, 2014 via http://ift.tt/qeHnni
Learning to Take “No” as an Answer?
2014.02.17 – 21:19
Learning to Take “No” as an Answer? “When it comes to Iran, Russia’s goal is not to help the United States keep Iran from becoming a nuclear power or to stabilize the Middle East. That outcome would be excellent for the United States, and horrible for Russia; American power in Russia’s backyard would grow, and […]
Art and the Default Mode Network
2014.02.17 – 21:01
Art and the Default Mode Network “It was the shift in attention from a full focus on the outside world to a split focus on external stimuli and internal world-modeling, Buckner theorizes, that accounted for the cognitive leaps that eventually separated modern man from his ape ancestors.”
Lots of oxygen does not necessarily lead to the evolution of advanced life
2014.02.17 – 16:13
Lots of oxygen does not necessarily lead to the evolution of advanced life “Such ups and downs in oxygen contents have always taken place on Earth. However, we shall not expect any dramatic fluctuations in the future, assures Emma Hammarlund. Today there is so much of the planet’s carbon stored in underground rocks that cannot […]
Theory on origin of animals challenged: Animals need only extremely little oxygen
2014.02.17 – 16:13
Theory on origin of animals challenged: Animals need only extremely little oxygen “One of science’s strongest dogmas is that complex life on Earth could only evolve when oxygen levels in the atmosphere rose to close to modern levels. But now studies of a small sea sponge fished out of a Danish Fjord shows that complex […]
YouTube: Chris Dixon at Startup School 2013
2014.02.17 – 11:49
Chris Dixon at Startup School 2013 Y Combinator
Tweet by irondavy
2014.02.17 – 10:01
My answer to "What does it feel like to meet your biological parent(s) or sibling(s) for the first time?" http://t.co/1Vlmxb8XkK — David Cole (@irondavy) February 16, 2014 via http://ift.tt/ONtHg4
James Burke says the darndest things
2014.02.17 – 06:19
James Burke says the darndest things “Burke said that in the past, there was only one truth, put there by the ruling class to ensure everyone behaved in the same way. But that’s changing.”
Tweet by dturkenk
2014.02.17 – 06:07
Now me: that's a mixed bag because it has also allowed opinion to seem as valid as empirical evidence. Have to take bad w/ good I guess. — Dan Turkenkopf (@dturkenk) February 17, 2014 via http://ift.tt/1gMERRR
Tweet by dturkenk
2014.02.17 – 06:07
Interesting short post from @acroll with insight from James Burke on how the internet has democratized truth http://t.co/8vEYn7ujBv <cont> — Dan Turkenkopf (@dturkenk) February 17, 2014 via http://ift.tt/1gMERRR
A history of the They Might Be Giants song Birdhouse in Your Soul.
2014.02.15 – 19:13
A history of the They Might Be Giants song Birdhouse in Your Soul. ‘“Birdhouse in Your Soul” refuses to be about one single thing, and elsewhere on the album, this refusal hits fever pitch. On the would-be theme song “They Might Be Giants,” the band uncorks a flood of all the things they might be, […]