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Gender Wars in Academia - Oh, But My Government Made Me Do It!
Ever since the President of Harvard Larry Summers on a sunny day in April 22, 2005 commented on sex differences between men and women and how they may relate to the careers of women in science the Hea… more →
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Gender Wars in Academia - Oh, But My Government Made Me Do It!
wrote 3 weeks ago: Ever since the President of Harvard Larry Summers on a sunny day in April 22, 2005 commented on sex … more →
Embryology: The Biology of Development
wrote 9 months ago: Brilliant video from Edge.org. Lewis Wolpert, Professor of Biology as Applied to Medicine in the Dep … more →
Book about HUO's Science Marathon Hits The Shelves
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wrote 10 months ago: The most tenacious curator around - Hans Ulrich Obrist – moves his marathon project he started … more →
A Zane Game-Changing View of the Future
wrote 10 months ago: Jon Peder Zane is one of numerous dedicated, serious folks who are working to keep good reporting an … more →
Bias at The Edge.org
wrote 11 months ago: So the Edge.org submits an annual question to 151 intellectuals, artists and scientists, among other … more →
Edge.org asks Hans Ulrich Obrist: What will change everything?
wrote 11 months ago: Demon curator Hans Ulrich Obrist John Brockman, the science minded intellectual behind Edge.org po … more →
What will change everything?
wrote 11 months ago: The Edge Annual Question – 2009 is this: “What will change everything?” Or more ex … more →
Should Scientists (Complexity Dudes At That) Help Solve The Economic Woes?
wrote 1 year ago: Now here’s a MEATY discussion on Edge.org about the role scientists should play in helping imp … more →
A meaning of being. Life according to, well, me.
wrote 1 year ago: Descartes was wrong. Whatever you think: your reason is not you. There’s more to know than the … more →
The Normative Claims of Behavioral Economics
wrote 1 year ago: It is often unstated, but nonetheless true, that the fundamental normative claim of behavioral econo … more →
Press play to continue
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wrote 1 year ago: Is Google Making Us Stupid?, Nicholas Carr wonders. After all, Google tricks us into endless foragin … more →
Anthropological edge
wrote 1 year ago: I am hoping to give this blog a more public edge over time, e.g. by engaging from an anthropological … more →
Edge.org Social Network Analysis Conversation
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wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis has an interesting piece on Edge.org right now. He’s also done som … more →
Changing Your Mind
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wrote 1 year ago: I’m not a great one for new year resolutions. I prefer to set goals at odd times of the year a … more →
