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“It’s the duty of art to ask questions, not to provide answers.” – Michael Haneke #bornonthisday pic.twitter.com/T0BtY1qcim — BFI (@BFI) March 23, 2015 via https://twitter.com/BFI

CRISPR Natural History in Bacteria | Quanta Magazine

CRISPR Natural History in Bacteria | Quanta Magazine “Using two Cas9 enzymes, the scientists could make a pair of snips, chopping out any segment of DNA they wanted. They could then coax a cell to stitch a new gene into the open space. Doudna and her colleagues thus invented a biological version of find-and-replace — […]

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How startups work, explained in 14 lines of JavaScript pic.twitter.com/HYd2l20Ish — yongfook (@yongfook) March 25, 2015 via https://twitter.com/yongfook

The Uncanny Valley Hypothesis Applied to Negotiating Strategy

The Uncanny Valley Hypothesis Applied to Negotiating Strategy from: March 25, 2015 at 07:18PM

The Research & Science Behind Finding Your Best Profile Picture

The Research & Science Behind Finding Your Best Profile Picture from: March 25, 2015 at 07:13PM

Norway the Slow Way

Norway the Slow Way

YouTube: Computer Color is Broken

Computer Color is Broken minutephysics

YouTube: Carver Mead presents The Universe and Us: An Integrated Theory of Electromagnetics and Gravitation

Carver Mead presents The Universe and Us: An Integrated Theory of Electromagnetics and Gravitation TTI/Vanguard

Varna Man and the Wealthiest Grave of the 5th Millennium BC | Ancient Origins

Varna Man and the Wealthiest Grave of the 5th Millennium BC | Ancient Origins “Increased trading activity allowed the metallurgists to accumulate wealth and very quickly, a societal gap developed with metallurgists at the top, followed by merchants in the middle, and farmers making up the lower class.”

How Elite Universities are Hurting America

How Elite Universities are Hurting America ‘To Deresiewicz, it appears that the twenty-first-century American educational system wants to produce bright, healthy, knowledgeable, hard-working, well-behaved young adults with undeveloped moral imaginations and a disinclination to question authority. When a member of one of Deresiewicz’s student audiences pondered this description of herself and her cohort, she replied, […]

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The internet paradox: it made it possible to find everything you’ve heard of, but also made it impossible to have heard of everything — Benedict Evans (@BenedictEvans) March 18, 2015 via https://twitter.com/BenedictEvans

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Amazing, detailed, fascinating deconstruction of apple watch manufacturing & material processes http://t.co/gbsaet2Kph (via @amcewen) — Matt Jones (@moleitau) March 17, 2015 via https://twitter.com/moleitau

8,000 Years Ago, 17 Women Reproduced for Every One Man

8,000 Years Ago, 17 Women Reproduced for Every One Man Reproductive bottleneck at the advent of agriculture

YouTube: Mario Paint Composer – Joy Division – Transmission

Mario Paint Composer – Joy Division – Transmission soupfan1

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If you watch only one trailer for a book this year…. Kathy Sierra is a frigging genius. (Again.) https://t.co/CGkdTBMunr — Stack Exchange (@StackExchange) March 17, 2015 via https://twitter.com/StackExchange

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when a liquor store went to self-service, "the market share of difficult-to-pronounce items increased 8.4%" https://t.co/nxEhSmQhSM — Justin Fox (@foxjust) March 16, 2015 via https://twitter.com/foxjust

The stage was set for tension so I cried and I…

The stage was set for tension so I cried and I… “What I’m making my way towards suggesting here is that if somebody did almost all of their social interaction on Facebook, on their phone, they might start to get the idea that it’s not OK to feel sad. That people don’t like them, or […]

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.@DarkDOLLYumi When we are treated with cruelty, our reaction is either to become like our oppressors, or vow NEVER to become like them. — @sweden / Mattias (@sweden) March 16, 2015 via https://twitter.com/sweden

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I have eaten the plums that were in the icebox I don't even like plums they're gross But you not having them makes me happy I'm not well — Bill Corbett (@BillCorbett) March 14, 2015 via https://twitter.com/BillCorbett

Understanding the Two Types of Extroversion

Understanding the Two Types of Extroversion “Agentic extraversion is about sensitivity to reward, engagement with goals and achievement, persistence, and taking a leadership position when you have an opportunity to do that. In other words, being comfortable in the limelight. It’s a social leadership dimension, really. Affiliative extraversion is also a really great trait — […]