In the land of books the reader is king, or so it is said. I know there are hundreds of… Read more Delicious Books, and the Reading Thereof
The problem with PETA
As part of this week’s series of organisations that are getting a blog-punch in the face, I am finally posting… Read more The problem with PETA
Greenpeace: anti-intellectual, anti-environment, anti-reason
As part of my attempts to be as awesome as Penn and Teller, I would like to point out the… Read more Greenpeace: anti-intellectual, anti-environment, anti-reason
Who Watches The Watchmen?
Why, Anonymous, of course. Anonymity has a long history in both rebellion and conformity. Whether it has been women protesting… Read more Who Watches The Watchmen?
Dear TV-Watchers
Dear Fans of Reality Shows A reality show such as Master Chef, Survivor or The Apprentice is as removed from… Read more Dear TV-Watchers
Love Song for the Internet
I’ll be the first person to say I suffer from Facebook envy and Twitter confusion. I see everyone’s photos of… Read more Love Song for the Internet
Why I’ll Never Make The Freshly Pressed List
I used to really, really want to make that illustrious “Freshly Pressed List” because it would bring followers forth unto… Read more Why I’ll Never Make The Freshly Pressed List
Seperate Bathrooms: an unnecessary divide?
Setting aside the usual serious issues of feminism that range from genital mutilation to sex trafficking to career glass ceilings,… Read more Seperate Bathrooms: an unnecessary divide?
Because nuclear power is still worth defending.
It comes as a surprise to many — though it shouldn’t — that someone who is pro-environment is also pro-nuclear.… Read more Because nuclear power is still worth defending.
Colorado and Crazy People
First off: see this case about a 12 year old trying to kill his family – http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42083051/ns/us_news/ I think cases… Read more Colorado and Crazy People
Zojo Dojo 