Do-gooders get voted off island first: People don’t really like unselfish colleagues, psychologists find
This explains a lot about my life. It also explains some of the short-comings of society in general. Do-gooders get voted off …
Read more...This explains a lot about my life. It also explains some of the short-comings of society in general. Do-gooders get voted off …
Read more...Thirty-five years ago, Fred Brooks wrote a small technical book, The Mythical Man-Month, which he named after the flawed assumption that more …
Read more...One of the keys for the survival of the over-stocked human population is potable water. Without that, the rest is academic. On …
Read more...If even only part of this is true, I hope the administration got a tanker full of SCOTUS-approved re-election contributions for selling …
Read more...The thing that annoys me most about many tea-bag-partiers isn’t so much that they disagree–honest debate is expected, but that they so …
Read more...I thought I’d take a few moments and give my thoughts on Terminatory production items. As this is a “Writer’s Room” entry, I think it’s fair to say there will be some thoughts on TCW as well.
Read more...A boomerang actor is one you keep returning to as new projects come out or when you revisit their previous adventures as comfort food. These actors make an impression–if not to the general public, then to you. They resonate. In this installment: Shannen Doherty.
Read more...David Stockman, a director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Ronald Reagan, points a well-aimed finger at his own …
Read more...The big talking point around the interwebs lately has surrounded the Google/Verizon (GooVer) net neutrality proposal–or, at least their version of net neutrality. While it’s good to talk and to vent, that doesn’t actually accomplish much unless you are talking and venting to the right people.
Read more...This is potentially the game-changing issue of the information age. It can seem like tech esoterica, but in this inter-connected world, it’s …
Read more...Something like soccer’s delayed penalty might be a good idea to stop the strategy of preventing a breakaway score–without incurring a breakaway foul–from becoming common.
Read more...I’ve had anime and manga on my mind, lately. I’ve been watching shows and drawing images in this distinctive style quite a bit in the past month or so. I can’t put my finger on why, exactly, except that I’ve been a fan of the style since its early days in America.
Read more...Good speech. Some of her points are a little naïve, but you’d expect that from someone coming out of the American education …
Read more...I’ve experienced about a half-century of life. In my guises as a writer and artist, I’ve also been a keen observer of how others have lived their lives. With the perspective that only time provides, I offer up three of the keys to getting through it all.
Read more...The study thinks 12:29am (1:44am on weekends) is late? Amateurs. If you’re still awake after 3:30am, we’ll talk. Intelligence: The Evolution of …
Read more...I’m hoping these start coming out in 2010. I’ve been waiting impatiently since the first announcement, but like Veruca Salt so eloquently …
Read more...Hollywood keeps churning out superhero movies (well…except for Wonder Woman — and I’d be more than happy to give it a shot), …
Read more...Other than my general disdain for travelling, it’s the invasive and fee-happy airlines who are a big reason why I don’t travel. …
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