April 2008
10 posts
WatchBrian Greene explains string theory. Very easy to understand, and somewhat enlightening. How often is it that the predominant expert on a subject is able to explain that subject in layman’s terms?
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I was thinking about this on the way to work this morning, and saw the quote below, reblogged from Jakob Lodwick. While the more pressing issue surrounds the Iraq War, it fits perfectly into my morning thinking about the music business as well (on a slightly less immediate note). I woke up thinking about how a huge step that I have not heard mentioned before in the war to win back music is the...
“It is not legal for the U.S. government to direct psychological operations or...”
– David Barstow (via jakoblodwick)
Is It Better to Buy or Rent? - New York Times →
this is something i have been considering as i slouch toward married life. i still havent made up my mind.
Want to Remember Everything You'll Ever Learn?... →
This guy is incredible. When I was younger, I could remember anything, now, not so much. I’m down for an experiment.
Fascinating story about a man trapped in an... →
High Tech Cowboys of the Deep Seas: The Race to... →
INSANE story of modern day (legal) pirates
I had my first visit into a McDonalds in about two years this weekend to grab a drink and was surprised to see how grown up it looks. They were advertising coffee, a few new menu items that were definitely NOT for kids, and free WiFi access. However, the table I momentarily sat down by was disgusting, as was every other table that I could see. There were plenty of used trays, cartons, wrappers,...
like every other blogger in the known world, i too have created a muxtape. feast your ears. i think this has unlimited potential as the new music recommendation service…i used to stay up all night as a kid making mixtapes on my stereo, and i would let my friends hear them. there was no way to tell if my friends bought records based on what i gave to them, but with the tracking today, maybe the...