Obligatory Readings of the Day

By clock on September 4, 2006.

Sterotypes, Sellouts, and Winning the Meme Wars by Sara Robinson

The Beltway Freemen by David Neiwert

Dr. Bob Has The Map by Sara Robinson

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NOTE: Bumped to top to draw attention to added links: Provocative and excellent post by Sara Robinson: There's Something About The Men. Most definitely read the comments as well. Then come back here in half an hour and read an old post of mine that I have scheduled for republishing at 11am. I…

Hell yeah

Evil monkey's pissed off about how scientists are viewed and treated. To hell with the nerdy sterotypes, the unrealistic portrayals in the movies and TV. Who are we really? So who am I? I'm tenacious. I can be ground down but never stopped. Repeated setbacks fuel my desire to overcome an…

Here's a related link about changing behavior, as opposed to hearts and minds.

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