I have returned from a day and a half away, involving a freak late-April snowstorm and a huge pileup on the highway (I was not involved in it except that it backed up traffic for what seemed like about 20 miles) and some fun as well. I return to find that, irony of ironies, I was mentioned in the Rev. Moon's Washington Times. Sadly, they didn't quote any of my voluminous examples of their owner's insanity.
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Over the next few months, several cognitive science books will be coming out that look really interesting. I thought I'd list a few of them, in case you're interested in checking them out once they're published.
But the method must be adjusted if you happen to be an atheist.
Is it like standing unarmed in front of a column of tanks?
Or is it more like following someone blindly off a cliff into a pool whose depth you do not know?
Iceland knows.
A new experiment in flu communications was noted yesterday by my wiki partner and fellow blogger (The Next Hurrah) DemFromCT over at the mega-blog, DailyKos:
From the article, I googled "Ed Brayton of the Michigan Citizens for Science" to see what a person might find using this as their starting point.
"All the usual suspects" is a good way to put it. Or all my favorite blogs, is another.