Today's must-read: A first, deep look into multiracial Americans http://t.co/kzeNKLRPMp @pewresearch pic.twitter.com/sktrCcodNE — Sara Kehaulani Goo (@sarakgoo) June 11, 2015 via https://twitter.com/sarakgoo
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Neil Gaiman on How Stories Last
2015.06.16 – 01:06
Neil Gaiman on How Stories Last from: June 16, 2015 at 12:51AM
Tweet by jonathanglick
2015.06.16 – 00:45
The ideology of the Internet is decentralization. The economy of the Internet is centralization. — Jonathan Glick (@jonathanglick) June 16, 2015 via https://twitter.com/jonathanglick
Tweet by aneel
2015.06.14 – 15:48
@dturkenk http://t.co/k6Bz6dvIM9 blogged — Aneel (@aneel) June 14, 2015 via https://twitter.com/aneel
Tweet by Aftonbladet
2015.06.11 – 07:20
BILDEXTRA. Roberts svensexa fick oväntat besök – av Carl XVI Gustaf: "Ett minne för livet" http://t.co/VEhVhcVukv pic.twitter.com/O5oV4ROBWy — Aftonbladet (@Aftonbladet) June 11, 2015 via https://twitter.com/Aftonbladet
Tweet by ajam
2015.06.10 – 12:53
Boozy chimps back 'drunken monkey' idea of man and ape http://t.co/k5q0PAFLNn pic.twitter.com/rXTLjgQoRl — Al Jazeera America (@ajam) June 10, 2015 via https://twitter.com/ajam
Tweet by POLITICOMag
2015.06.10 – 07:21
Meet the architect who measures city density not by units per acre but by social interactions: http://t.co/8CrnFYAheH pic.twitter.com/kgmyTIH2g2 — POLITICO Magazine (@POLITICOMag) June 10, 2015 via https://twitter.com/POLITICOMag
The technological history of modernity
2015.06.10 – 00:37
The technological history of modernity “On some level each of these figures intuited or explicitly argued that if the Allies won the war simply because of their technological superiority — and then, precisely because of that success, allowed their societies to become purely technocratic, ruled by the military-industrial complex — their victory would become largely […]
Tweet by adholden
2015.06.08 – 22:09
I love these scientists SO MUCH pic.twitter.com/VzP8yqP4ud — Anne Holden (@adholden) June 8, 2015 via https://twitter.com/adholden
Tweet by KQED
2015.06.08 – 19:52
BREAKDOWN: This is exactly how @SesameStreet teaches children http://t.co/RSR2IJA1Qn pic.twitter.com/741qos77pa — KQED (@KQED) June 9, 2015 via https://twitter.com/KQED
Tweet by PharmacistScott
2015.06.07 – 22:44
"I'm Dick, from the internet." @dailydilbert ht @zeno001 pic.twitter.com/4OE2pQKq0p — Scott Gavura (@PharmacistScott) June 7, 2015 via https://twitter.com/PharmacistScott
Tweet by MattSebek
2015.06.07 – 09:16
The ESPN Science behind Messi's goal. Incredible. http://t.co/vAAE07U6Ig — Matt Sebek (@MattSebek) June 7, 2015 via https://twitter.com/MattSebek
Training for Discontent
2015.06.05 – 22:28
Training for Discontent The Doublespeak of Parenting and the Double Blade of Ambition in Silicon Valley
Vimeo: Cool Hunting Video: Magician Doug McKenzie
2015.06.05 – 21:39
Cool Hunting Video: Magician Doug McKenzie Cool Hunting
NBA Finals: Oracle Arena brings the noise for Golden State Warriors
2015.06.05 – 11:19
NBA Finals: Oracle Arena brings the noise for Golden State Warriors “It isn’t just that noise distracts,” Szalma says. “It consumes your mental capacities in a way that depletes them, so you have less available for your primary task. We found that human voices are actually the most disruptive kind of noise, more than white […]
Tweet by mcmoynihan
2015.06.05 – 09:55
Amazing story of gay North Korean defector (who didn't know that homosexuality existed until he escaped the DPRK) http://t.co/PTnI3namuI — Michael C Moynihan (@mcmoynihan) June 5, 2015 via https://twitter.com/mcmoynihan
Seeing Isn’t Believing
2015.06.05 – 01:33
Seeing Isn’t Believing “In sum, illusions teach us that perception goes far beyond the information picked up by our senses. Perception is an indirect, interpretive top-down process that is not driven simply by stimulus patterns, but is instead a dynamic, active search for the best interpretation of the available sensory data.”
Tweet by peakscale
2015.06.03 – 18:37
"That means our brains will be able to connect directly to the cloud". Horrifying sentence on many levels.. http://t.co/Y8QSjGFBmZ — Tim Freeman (@peakscale) June 4, 2015 via https://twitter.com/peakscale