This makes sense and I am shook. pic.twitter.com/z9WqosVDI4 — James Ridgers (@englishguy) December 1, 2018 via https://twitter.com/englishguy
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Tweet by BeccadLamb
2018.12.05 – 08:45
“If we think that the 12 dude bros are more important than the unnamed women in the gospels, we are reading the book with the very same posture that the book is seeking to overturn.” @jrdkirk 🔥 — Becca Lamb (@BeccadLamb) November 28, 2018 via https://twitter.com/BeccadLamb
Tweet by KevinSimler
2018.12.05 – 08:45
Life hack I don’t share often enough: using text-to-speech to proofread your writing. Your eye will gloss over all sorts of mistakes (repeated “of”s, extra or missing “s”s, etc.). But your ear catches them all. — Kevin Simler (@KevinSimler) November 11, 2018 via https://twitter.com/KevinSimler
Tweet by Bleacherdave
2018.12.05 – 08:45
There is: community control and approval of projects. Affluent communities have always had this. We don’t need more hipster beer gardens. — Bleacherdave (@Bleacherdave) December 5, 2018 via https://twitter.com/Bleacherdave
Tweet by JKW4Alameda
2018.12.05 – 08:45
this is a big opportunity and luckily city staff are engaged in this discussion with the team and elected official meetings on this question are already under way. So we're starting from better than zero. Glad to see the new team #alamtg pulling in the same direction. — John Knox White (Alameda City Council-Elect) (@JKW4Alameda) […]
At once tiny and huge: what is this feeling we call ‘sublime’?
2018.12.05 – 08:41
At once tiny and huge: what is this feeling we call ‘sublime’? “Here we have an account of sublime experience that oscillates between feeling reduced to nothing in comparison with the great spatial and temporal expanse of nature, and then feeling elevated by two thoughts ‘that only philosophy makes clear’. First is the thought that […]
Book Review: Evolutionary Psychopathology
2018.12.05 – 08:10
Book Review: Evolutionary Psychopathology “Del Giudice seems to imply that a similar epigenetic mechanism “looks around” at the world during the first few years of life to try to figure out if you’re living in the sort of unpredictable dangerous environment that needs a fast strategy, or the sort of safe, masterable environment that needs […]