A Harvard economist asked 5000 people how they thought wealth was distributed throughout the United States and then asked how it should be distributed. If wealth were distributed the way that most people think it is distributed, I think the … Continue reading →
Because you’re my best girl and the best you’ll always be.
Usual disclaimer: discrimination against atheists is pretty tame compared to the discrimination that blacks and jews and gays have historically faced. It’s not like atheists were ever persecuted or excluded from public office [er, you sure? -ed]. This bloggingheads.tv vialog … Continue reading →
Optical Dude: So how’s your vision? Me: I can’t see crap anymore. Optical Dude: Yeah. You are about the age for that. Me: Should I consider progressive lenses? Optical Dude: Yeah. A lot of people like progressive lenses these days. Me: Would … Continue reading →
The Road is about a man and a boy. And nothing happens.
A late entry in Gizmodo’s rip off an album cover contest. Continue reading →
Farewell to a muse. Continue reading →
Nate Silver’s column today was about how the tech industry overwhelmingly supported the Dems in the recent election. Obama won 84% of the vote in San Francisco and almost as much in Silicon Valley and the rest of the Bay … Continue reading →
If you are not paying for the service, you are the product. Continue reading →
The things they carried into war. Continue reading →