Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: The American Greet
# 2012.06.18 – 10:14
Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: How Do We Respond To Images Of War?
# 2012.06.18 – 10:14
Hijacking the Brain Circuits With a Nickel Slot Machine – New York Times
# 2012.06.17 – 18:03
Blog: NotGraphs Baseball: Old News: Dopamine and Baseball
# 2012.06.17 – 17:52
Twitter: @patr1ck
patr1ck The small cultural differences between the US and Canada make me feel as though I’m living inside an A/B test.
# 2012.06.17 – 08:55
Blog: The American Conservative » Rod Dreher: Oh God, So Funny It Hurts
# 2012.06.16 – 10:37
Blog: Wired Science: Q&A: Why It’s Sometimes Rational to Be Irrational
# 2012.06.15 – 12:53
Blog: Barking up the wrong tree: Is it more effective to punish the bad or reward the good?
# 2012.06.15 – 11:29
‘Moneyball’ Godfather Bill James Tackles Politics In Super PAC Age
‘Moneyball’ Godfather Bill James Tackles Politics In Super PAC Age
Moneyball analogies in politics
# 2012.06.14 – 23:17
‘Moneyball’ Godfather Bill James Tackles Politics In Super PAC Age
‘Moneyball’ Godfather Bill James Tackles Politics In Super PAC Age
Moneyball analogies in politics
# 2012.06.14 – 23:17
Blog: Barking up the wrong tree: Is Apple a company or a religion?
# 2012.06.14 – 22:27
3 reasons young Americans are giving up on God – The Week
# 2012.06.14 – 22:20
Blog: Barking up the wrong tree: When an expert speaks does your ability to think for yourself literally shut down?
# 2012.06.14 – 08:50
Twitter: @DalaiLama
DalaiLama I am increasingly convinced that the time has come to find a way of thinking about spirituality and ethics beyond religion altogether.
# 2012.06.13 – 17:55
Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: A Ticket For Good Behavior
# 2012.06.13 – 15:26
Blog: Dilbert.com Blog: The Estonian Pattern Key
# 2012.06.13 – 09:11
Blog: Barking up the wrong tree: What are the two most common tricks advertisers use to manipulate you?
# 2012.06.13 – 08:55
Blog: kottke.org: 10 year game of Civilization II turns into Eternal War
# 2012.06.13 – 08:54
Research Shows That the Smarter People Are, the More Susceptible They Are to Cognitive Bias : The New Yorker
Research Shows That the Smarter People Are, the More Susceptible They Are to Cognitive Bias : The New Yorker
‘For one thing, self-awareness was not particularly useful: as the scientists note, “people who were aware of their own biases were not better able to overcome them.”’
# 2012.06.13 – 08:49