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— Philip Michaels (@PhilipMichaels) January 28, 2014
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— Philip Michaels (@PhilipMichaels) January 28, 2014
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@Every6thDay Sucks, man.
— Joey Chenoweth (@joeychenoweth) January 28, 2014
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What happens to a nation that’s suffered a great crime? What happens when the wrong can’t be made right?
What we now know: The public demand for new stuff to read *dramatically* outstrips the public worry about being fed lies and distortions.
— Alan Jacobs (@ayjay) January 27, 2014
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“The formula, based on established physics, indicates that when a group of atoms is driven by an external source of energy (like the sun or chemical fuel) and surrounded by a heat bath (like the ocean or atmosphere), it will often gradually restructure itself in order to dissipate increasingly more energy. This could mean that under certain conditions, matter inexorably acquires the key physical attribute associated with life.”
* How does the brain create sequences? | @EurekAlertAAAS Chemistry & Physics http://t.co/bYwKLNgibM
— Thomas Scientific (@ThomasSci) January 26, 2014
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Thing is, to describe dialup to a kid, you first have to explain landlines. It's a multi-level way of feeling really old.
— Craig Calcaterra (@craigcalcaterra) January 24, 2014
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“You said that you live in a flat emotional world—that is, that you treat everybody the same. That’s Buddhist.” I don’t know anything about Buddhism but she continued on and said, “It’s too bad that the people close to you are so disappointed in being close to you. Any learned Buddhist would think this was great.”
“We are primates. We evolved in hierarchical primate groups. We can do hierarchy. But we really resent a bullying alpha male. And you see this, boy, do you see this in the Tea Party, where the bullying alpha male is the government. And it harkens back to the American Revolution and liberty, liberty, liberty. You see on the Left, too, where the bully is the corporations and the rich, and we need the government to protect us. So, there it’s the same psychology, only a different villain.”
.@radiojoee Billy Beane told me in '98, "I'd love to have territorial rights to Oak, but why would I put $ into a kid the NYY will draft?"
— Howard Bryant (@hbryant42) January 23, 2014
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Be proud of your weirdest idea. http://ift.tt/1moLjiq
— Big Spaceship (@bigspaceship) January 21, 2014
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Sometimes open source software isn't the #1 priority in our lives. http://ift.tt/1aqvOXz
— Andy Lester (@petdance) January 22, 2014
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“Ice instruments have a more detailed sound than wood, say, which absorbs the vibrations from the strings and dampens the sound,” he says.
Why a chain of interrelated events is so much more difficult to predict than individual outcomes.
“Over billions of years this gives Mercury a 1-in-100 chance of crossing the orbit of Venus. There is a further 1-in-500 chance that if Mercury goes nuts, it will also perturb the orbit of Venus or Mars enough for one of them to hit Earth—or miss it by several thousand miles, which would be almost as bad.”
@SeanMMcNally @kenarneson Why do you think the freemasons killed Marilyn? She knew too much.
— Emma Span (@emmaspan) January 22, 2014
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thankyou for your words, @ChristinaKahrl. needed to read that.
— Lorde (@lordemusic) January 21, 2014
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