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Musculoskeletal Development
The conversion of the cartilage “template” of the vertebrate skeleton into bone is a long ongoing process in humans and not even completed by birth. This PNAS paper identifies a key role f… more →
UNSW Embryology Weblog
Signaling Strategies and the Quest for Employment
Susan Simpson wrote 2 days ago: For fairly obvious reasons, the issues of signaling in the employment context have been heavily on m … more →
The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)
The Author wrote 2 days ago: The term Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) describes the various equipment and interconnectin … more →
Gay cruising signals mean arrest?
gscarav wrote 1 week ago: According to ABC News, tapping your foot while on a public toilet is a signal for “gay cruisin … more →
Respond to flying like dying?
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Katja Grace wrote 2 weeks ago: Much of my recent time has passed on aeroplanes, with intervening bits on buses, trains, taxis and d … more →
SS7 Network Architecture and Protocols Introduction Summary
The Author wrote 2 weeks ago: SS7 is a data communications network that acts as the nervous system to bring the components of tele … more →
Unpromising promise?
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Katja Grace wrote 3 weeks ago: Marriage usually involves sharing and exchanging a huge bunch of things. Love, sex, childcare, money … more →
WalMart and Health Care
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steve2 wrote 3 weeks ago: Did you ever wonder why there is no WalMart equivalent in health care? I have. While the current emp … more →
Quick and Reproducible Enrichment of Phosphopeptides
gkobs wrote 4 weeks ago: Protein phosphorylation is one of the most biologically relevant modifications and is involved in ma … more →
Rationality versus Popularity
edxs wrote 1 month ago: From commenter Tom on Less Wrong: So if a tendency towards telling the truth disrupts a person … more →
Devaluaing a College Education: An Introduction to Signaling
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mackenco wrote 1 month ago: Pew Research posted a graph this week, showing that the rate of 18-24-year-olds attending college ha … more →
Romantic idealism: true love conquers almost all
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Katja Grace wrote 1 month ago: More romantic people tend to be vocally in favor of more romantic fidelity in my experience. If you … more →
Choosing the right amount of choice
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Katja Grace wrote 1 month ago: The TED talk which I have seen praised most often is Barry Shwartz’s Paradox of Choice. His cl … more →
What do trust and sharing do to reputations?
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Katja Grace wrote 1 month ago: Bryan Caplan asked, ‘when doesn’t reputation work well?‘ He answers, To me, venere … more →
Charitable explanation
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Katja Grace wrote 2 months ago: Is anyone really altruistic? The usual cynical explanations for seemingly altruistic behavior are th … more →
Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 8:24am
kenramsley wrote 2 months ago: Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 8:24am Collapsing in ways clearly unintended, on my walk to the statio … more →
Musculoskeletal Development
embryology wrote 3 months ago: The conversion of the cartilage “template” of the vertebrate skeleton into bone is a lon … more →
Value for money kills?
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Katja Grace wrote 3 months ago: Indonesian SODIS users (picture: SODIS Eawag) SODIS is a cheap method of disinfecting water by putti … more →
Does your e-mail signature signal your importance?
Natalie DeBruin wrote 4 months ago: From @cheeky_geeky on Twitter: OH: “There’s an inverse relationship between a person … more →
Nitpicking will bring us together
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Natalie DeBruin wrote 4 months ago: Yesterday I wrote about feeling bad for ripping on movie adaptations. But I realized something while … more →
