Incredible. RT @Gizmodo: How one man's blood donations saved over two million lives http://t.co/5qqmfvDyjq pic.twitter.com/9PAYXcnCBi — Wes Yee (@WesYee) July 22, 2014 via http://twitter.com/WesYee
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Tweet by erikmal
2014.07.21 – 20:43
hall of famer pic.twitter.com/SUhdZAkxJ8 — Erik Malinowski (@erikmal) July 22, 2014 via http://twitter.com/erikmal
Why So Many Domesticated Mammals Have Floppy Ears
2014.07.21 – 20:00
Why So Many Domesticated Mammals Have Floppy Ears
Tweet by SteveHuff
2014.07.21 – 19:42
I love everything about this. RT @textfiles: Why do we preserve history? I think this event makes it obvious. pic.twitter.com/ISqPNqBZYw — STEVE HUFF (@SteveHuff) July 22, 2014 via http://twitter.com/SteveHuff
Tweet by nathanieljue
2014.07.21 – 13:03
@jlwoj elephants are athletic, right? — nathanieljue (@nathanieljue) July 21, 2014 via http://twitter.com/nathanieljue
Tweet by Quaylow
2014.07.20 – 11:34
@kenarneson pic.twitter.com/pKQq0lXM6y — Brian #BFFC (@Quaylow) July 20, 2014 via http://twitter.com/Quaylow
Tweet by ColiseumSewage
2014.07.19 – 22:37
Eff Samardzija #RemoveALetterRuinAnAthleticsPlayer — Coliseum Sewage (@ColiseumSewage) July 20, 2014 via http://twitter.com/ColiseumSewage
Tweet by lschmeiser
2014.07.18 – 22:27
.@PhilipMichaels & I are the kind of parents willing to wake up our child so she can see Josh Donaldson get pie’d. — Lisa Schmeiser (@lschmeiser) July 19, 2014 via http://twitter.com/lschmeiser
After nine years of research, Numenta finally has apps that mimic the way the brain works (interview)
2014.07.18 – 09:18
After nine years of research, Numenta finally has apps that mimic the way the brain works (interview)
Tweet by rickmans
2014.07.17 – 21:47
Human Cities: How We Mapped People's Movement Habits Around the World http://t.co/z5VDTyxnnk via @humandotco pic.twitter.com/42nKm75uKH — Rick Mans (@rickmans) July 18, 2014 via http://twitter.com/rickmans
The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rational
2014.07.16 – 13:34
The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rational
Tweet by HowWeGotToNow
2014.07.16 – 13:28
#HowWeGotToNow with @stevenbjohnson coming to @PBS this Fall – it's all about the ordinary extraordinary: http://t.co/3rIHcqXcVf — How We Got To Now (@HowWeGotToNow) July 16, 2014 via http://twitter.com/HowWeGotToNow
Tweet by ericnus
2014.07.16 – 10:44
all star games don't matter. regular season games don't matter. playoff games don't matter. the whole point of sports is not mattering. — Eric Nusbaum (@ericnus) July 16, 2014 via http://twitter.com/ericnus
Tweet by neildemause
2014.07.15 – 15:37
"The whole damn country is a single-elimination bracket." http://t.co/Aax8HE88AB (via @Deadspin) — Neil deMause (@neildemause) July 15, 2014 via http://twitter.com/neildemause
Tweet by dturkenk
2014.07.14 – 14:21
This is a really good illustration of cognitive biases http://t.co/GGqvk4CEez — Dan Turkenkopf (@dturkenk) July 14, 2014 via http://twitter.com/dturkenk
Doomed to Repeat It
2014.07.14 – 11:49
Doomed to Repeat It “People make email clients or to-do list apps in the same way that theater companies perform Shakespeare plays in modern dress. ‘Email’ is our Hamlet. ‘To-do apps’ are our Tempest.”
YouTube: Bret Victor The Future of Programming
2014.07.14 – 11:42
Bret Victor The Future of Programming Joey Reid
Busy NYC Restaurant Solves Major Mystery by Reviewing Old Surveillance
2014.07.12 – 15:50
Busy NYC Restaurant Solves Major Mystery by Reviewing Old Surveillance
Tweet by NickFriedell
2014.07.11 – 11:24
Jeff Van Gundy on @ESPN1000: "Tom Thibodeau would play a serial killer if it meant he could win games." — Nick Friedell (@NickFriedell) July 11, 2014 via http://twitter.com/NickFriedell
Tweet by davepell
2014.07.11 – 09:29
Modern web design. pic.twitter.com/WCvuBrqv4D — Dave Pell (@davepell) July 10, 2014 via http://twitter.com/davepell