Random Link Friday.
* Happy 90th Birthday, Nelson Mandela.
* With the passage of a major new wind power initiative, is Texas now the most energy-conscious state in the union?
* Top 10 7 religions you never knew existed. (Who didn't know about Jainism, Falun Gong, and the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church?)
* Wikipedia's list of unsolved problems in diverse fields like physics, linguistics, economics, cognitive science, and philosophy.
Friday, July 18, 2008
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Gerry Canavan
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10:53 AM
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Labels: cognitive science, economics, energy, Falun Gong, Jainism, linguistics, Nelson Mandela, philosophy, physics, religion, science, Sun Myung Moon, Texas, unsolved problems, wind power
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Man, I've been slack today. Here are a few things I've been looking at:
* A list of science fiction with a linguist bent.
* 'The Return of the Paranoid Style': How Iraq brought us not John Wayne but Jason Bourne.
* Every bit of spoiler news there is about the upcoming season of Battlestar Galactica.
* New York Governor David Peterson's daily revelations are becoming sort of hilarious.
* Eric Alterman on the death of the American newspaper.
* The end of suburbia, this time in the Boston Review.
* We're #22! We're #22!
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Gerry Canavan
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5:55 PM
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Labels: America, Battlestar Galactica, David Peterson, Iraq, Jason Bourne, linguistics, New York, newspapers, paranoia, politics, science fiction, suburbia, the paranoid style in American politics