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Self Aggrandizement Alert: More cool Newton and the Counterfeiter talk: Chris Lydon/RadioOpenSource edition
Old friend and former WGBH-mate Chris Lydon, now the creative intelligence behind one of the web’s really exciting attempts to create global conversation, Open Source, came by a couple of weeks… more →
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Self Aggrandizement Alert: More cool Newton and the Counterfeiter talk: Chris Lydon/RadioOpenSource edition
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Tom wrote 3 months ago: Old friend and former WGBH-mate Chris Lydon, now the creative intelligence behind one of the web … more →
Friday Isaac Newton Blogging: How nice it is to be wrong, Newton and the South Sea Bubble Edition
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Tom wrote 4 months ago: One of the great pleasures of the writing life is the stuff you learn. There is the material that y … more →
Another Newton and the Counterfeiter note: I like Carl Zimmer's taste in books/Nature department
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Tom wrote 4 months ago: Nothing is as satisfying as the praise of one’s colleagues — especially the really good … more →
Diary of Trade Book (Newton and the Counterfeiter) 12.0: Publicity in the post MSM era
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Tom wrote 5 months ago: (Editor’s note: Go here for the last entry in this diary, and search “diary” in t … more →
Echilibrul universal
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verticalclimax wrote 5 months ago: “Nu poți să primești totul fără să dai nimic înapoi …” este exact replica prin car … more →
For a Good Time in Second Life....
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Tom wrote 5 months ago: Go to the Nature Publishing Group Island in Second Life where, at 10 Pacific Time, 1 Eastern Time, I … more →
Diary of a Trade Book (Newton and the Counterfeiter) 9.1: Voices in my head, or why Neal Stephenson has to stop talking to me.
Tom wrote 6 months ago: Just a little story here. Last post I talked about getting blurbs from busy and very accomplished f … more →
What I Said -- but from someone who knows what he's talking about: Isaac Newton and Money Manias edition
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Tom wrote 6 months ago: Readers of this blog may have noticed that I recently published a book (ya’ think? –ed.) … more →
Sighting: Newton and the Counterfeiter Second Review
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Tom wrote 7 months ago: A few days ago I had happy occasion to tout the first review of my upcoming Newton and the Counterfe … more →
Sighting: Newton and the Countefeiter First Review
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Tom wrote 8 months ago: As readers of this blog no doubt know too well by this point, I’m on the verge of publishing a … more →
Friday Isaac Newton Blogging: Nick Montfort Cell Phone Fiction Edition
Tom wrote 8 months ago: Nick Montfort, my prolific colleague in the Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies at MIT, is pre … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton blogging: Monday/Newton+Darwin Edition
Tom wrote 10 months ago: Cross posted at So Simple A Beginning. Up to now, we’ve been talking around the edges of what Darwin … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton Blogging: Monday Cosmology Edition.
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Tom wrote 1 year ago: Update: See correction below.** (Cross-posted at Cosmic Variance.) Let me just admit up front that … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton Blogging: Newton -- gourmand.
Tom wrote 1 year ago: Apologies to all for the hiatus in this blog feature. The reason, beyond the normal clutter of late … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton blogging (Monday edition): Isaac solves the subprime mess.
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Tom wrote 1 year ago: We are in a mess. How bad is it? I don’t know — but when the Fed et al. race to make sur … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton blogging: How Mean Was He?
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Tom wrote 1 year ago: March 22, 1699 offered Londoners one of their favorite entertainments: execution day, the carnival h … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton blogging: "On the Shoulders of Giants" or, Revenge is a Dish Best Eaten Cold Edition.
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Tom wrote 1 year ago: On March 3, 1703, a very short giant died, and a greater one of average height may well have laughed … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton blogging: Valentine's Day edition.
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Tom wrote 1 year ago: Sir Isaac Newton lived a prodigiously long life for his day — not bad for ours either. He died … more →
Friday (Isaac) Newton blogging: February 8. Mark the day ...
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Tom wrote 1 year ago: …because if modern science has a birthday, this could be it. (Think of February 8 as the analo … more →
