Category Archives: Knowledge
Essay of the Week: 8/30/09-9/5/09
This week’s essay of the week is a fascinating exploration of placebos. The topic is more complex then you would think.
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Be the Last
When manufacturers start adding new features to their products–especially “new technology” or “digital”–it is usually wise to let your neighbors buy it and try it out before you buy it yourself.
This is especially true of items that are particularly valuable or potentially dangerous, should some malfunction occur. Remote car starters, for example. Or electronically controlled ovens.
H/T Dave Barry’s Blog.
Essay of the Week: 8/23/09-8/29/09
This week’s essay of the week is “How migration transformed Martha’s Vineyard”
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Some good old boys were not doing there job. Those dogs should have been dead a long time ago.
Just because you are paranoid does not mean that you are wrong. In this case, the paranoid are those who are suspicious of vaccines.
This what happens when you try to stimulate a economy with easy money.
The Hardest Part is Giving Up
Wired’s article on how to dissappear doesn’t really answer the question, but it does make it plain that the only thing truly difficult is willingly leaving everything that used to be your life behind–permanently.