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    Compassion For The One; Complacency For The Many

    Author Shankar Vedantam explains why the saga of a shipwrecked pet tugs our hearts more than a distressed nation of millions.

    posted @ Thursday, March 04, 2010 5:49 AM by David

    One Of The Best Male-Female Essays Ever: 'Dear You, My Man'

    Crazy-ass long mad thing I suddenly found myself writing after I saw a posting by Jayson Gaddis of "Revolutionary Man" (What Is Your Constructive Feedback For MEN?). This is waaaaay too long for what Jayson Gaddis is looking for. I mostly just found myself writing more about myself than men and so, this is just my note. And please know that this is MY letter. I am not speaking for other women. I am also not directing this at any one man. And sometimes I am guilty of what I complain about. I know it and am honest about it. Why did I really have all this gushing out of me? I have no idea. Maybe just because I am a woman. And sometimes, I just shamelessly gush.

    posted @ Saturday, February 27, 2010 6:25 AM by David

    Charity Pushes For LSD Use In Medicine

    A British charity is stepping up efforts to rehabilitate LSD, one of the world's best-known "recreational" drugs, for medicinal use.

    posted @ Friday, February 26, 2010 8:34 PM by David

    Embodied Cognition: The Body Takes Abstract Thoughts Literally

    Researchers at the University of Aberdeen found that when people were asked to engage in a bit of mental time travel, and to recall past events or imagine future ones, participants’ bodies subliminally acted out the metaphors embedded in how we commonly conceptualized the flow of time.

    As they thought about years gone by, participants leaned slightly backward, while in fantasizing about the future, they listed to the fore. The deviations were not exactly Tower of Pisa leanings, amounting to some two or three millimeters’ shift one way or the other. Nevertheless, the directionality was clear and consistent.

    posted @ Saturday, February 13, 2010 7:27 AM by David

    Audiences Experience Avatar Blues

    James Cameron's completely immersive spectacle "Avatar" may have been a little too real for some fans who say they have experienced depression and suicidal thoughts after seeing the film because they long to enjoy the beauty of the alien world Pandora.

    posted @ Friday, January 15, 2010 5:55 AM by David

    Oliver Stone's 'Secret History' To Put Hitler 'In Context'

    Director Oliver Stone's upcoming Showtime documentary miniseries "Secret History of America" promises to put mass murderers such as Stalin and Hitler "in context."

    posted @ Friday, January 15, 2010 5:47 AM by David

    The End Of Handwriting

    Do not worry. It will take a long time for handwriting to die, for us to have the interview with the "last handwriter" as we do today with the last living speakers of some languages. By 1600 B.C., all Sumerian speakers had died, but the writing system that replaced Sumerian, Akkadian, kept aspects of Sumerian alive. It would take another 1,000 years -- until 600 B.C. -- for Sumerian writing to disappear completely. Even the revolutionary Greeks took a long time to change habits. After they created the Greek alphabet, they spent 400 years doing nothing with it, preferring their extant oral culture. Handwriting is not going anywhere soon. But it is going.

    posted @ Monday, December 28, 2009 7:47 AM by David

    Perspective: Tiger Woods, Person Of The Year

    If there’s been a consistent narrative to this year and every other in this decade, it’s that most of us, Bernanke included, have been so easily bamboozled. The men who played us for suckers, whether at Citigroup or Fannie Mae, at the White House or Ted Haggard’s megachurch, are the real movers and shakers of this century’s history so far. That’s why the obvious person of the year is Tiger Woods. His sham beatific image, questioned by almost no one until it collapsed, is nothing if not the farcical reductio ad absurdum of the decade’s flimflams, from the cancerous (the subprime mortgage) to the inane (balloon boy).

    posted @ Monday, December 28, 2009 7:43 AM by David

    Physical Appearance May Give Clue To Personality

    An intriguing new study discovered observers were able to predict some aspects of an individual’s personality from looking at photographs.

    posted @ Saturday, December 26, 2009 8:35 PM by David

    The Secret Of Google's Success

    What I discovered on this visit was that Google do appear to understand a lot about human nature, and they apply these findings to how they run their company. Some of their more quirky ideas, while being sometimes laughed about in the media, are actually based in science. Here's what I came to discover on my tour of the Googleplex.

    posted @ Monday, December 14, 2009 7:34 AM by David

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