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The dangers of the permanent present
What is the right literary metaphor for the PM’s Office, as revealed by Katherine Murphy? Murphy refers to Entourage; I’m torn between Dorian Grey and Mad-Eye Moody screaming ‘cons… more →
here at the raggedy edge
Michael Pollan: Taking the Plant's Point of View (lecture online @ wPS1)
shannoncollis wrote 2 months ago: In conjunction with the exhibition P.F.1 (Public Farm One), P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center and The Ho … more →
the dangers of the permanent present
Lesley wrote 3 months ago: What is the right literary metaphor for the PM’s Office, as revealed by Katherine Murphy? Mu … more →
work and reform
Lesley wrote 3 months ago: Asked what they do, most public servants will talk in terms of positions in the hierarchy, or perhap … more →
RNA methyltransferase, Nucleosome positioning meets histone modifications, ...
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Huy Q. Dinh wrote 4 months ago: PNAS Tụi Tàu mới tìm được cấu trúc của một trong những loại RNA methylation quan trọng nhất (cái tên … more →
transitions: information technologies and war (1)
Lesley wrote 4 months ago: Three pieces recently caught my attention: Tom Mahnken’s piece on how information technologies … more →
Symbiosis
Randall Niles wrote 4 months ago: Sorry for my two-week hiatus from THINK BLAST. I was on a tremendous dive trip in the Caribbean! Alo … more →
Complex Systems and Alice in Wonderland
Vitorino Ramos wrote 5 months ago: Video – Awesome choice by Tim Burton. It fits him like a glove. Here is the official Tim Burto … more →
Purnell, Brown et al
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celticlion wrote 6 months ago: Politics is not really important. It is a minority diversion as it is. If earthworms, bees, plankton … more →
breadcrumbs 4
Lesley wrote 6 months ago: The evolution of the house cat. (Scientific American) Twitter is less a peer-to-peer social networki … more →
the transition - cultural change
Lesley wrote 7 months ago: The internet is a wonderful thing: there are so many people smarter than you, and you can build on t … more →
the state and warfare
Lesley wrote 7 months ago: Kenneth Payne argues that unconventional, asymmetric and hybrid wars aren’t new, but that West … more →
An Invitation to Interactive Practice of Double-Loop Learning
apintalisayon wrote 7 months ago: (Please see recent note at the bottom of this blog) Only seven months old, this blog has grown in re … more →
Perhaps I should start asking Acacia trees for relationship advice?
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Cheshire wrote 10 months ago: Acacia trees and ants have an interesting mutualistic relationship which is frequently used as a tex … more →
Dogs Kill Baby 2: Have We Bred Out The Wolf?
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celticlion wrote 10 months ago: On the 8th February I did a post called Dogs Kill Baby 1. I called it 1 as the news tend to report s … more →
Gene Pools and Co-evolution
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celticlion wrote 10 months ago: For my own reasons I love Bearded Collies. These are some of my present influences regarding gene p … more →
Evolution of Tympanic Hearing Structures in Parasitoid Diptera
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Cheshire wrote 11 months ago: Google books is a wonderful thing. You can find pretty much anything on there, at least in part. Qui … more →
Our broken folkways
circadia wrote 1 year ago: It’s like living in a theme park here, and the theme is ‘domination’. Here I am pl … more →
The Next Right: dreaming a conservative netroots movement?
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aaron wrote 1 year ago: A few recent posts at The Next Right have confirmed that Jon Henke and Patrick Ruffini are the only … more →
getting a grip on autopoiesis
krisdoublek wrote 1 year ago: Not knowing where to start… I decided to get a better understanding of this very interesting t … more →
