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“Philosophy is a series of footnotes to Plato.”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • May 17, 2010
“There are as many definitions of philosophy as there are philosophers – perhaps there are even more. After three millennia of philosophical activity and disagreement, it is unlikely that we’ll…
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Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #33

  • Kyle Kinane
  • May 17, 2010
I’ll just use the hose, Doug. Yeah, I know they have sprays for these types of things, but a.) it’s not like I can just pull six bucks out of…
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Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • May 17, 2010
Embroidering Wonder Bread. Department of total bummer: pictures of the stomach contents of deceased albatross. Turning Guggenheim tickets into rad art in and of themselves. Have you seen this giant…
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Welcome to Sunday

  • Seth Fischer
  • May 16, 2010
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Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

  • Brian Spears
  • May 15, 2010
Austin Kleon’s Newspaper Blackout site (along the same lines as his book) is worth checking out. He’s also a more than fair Twitterer. Via Harriet, Andrea Lingenfelter talks about “teaching…
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Science Saturday

  • Brian Spears
  • May 15, 2010
Take a look at the next-generation supercars competing for the $10 million Progressive Automotive X Prize. Every thing that has ever lived on this planet probably evolved from a single-celled…
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Saturday Morning Links

  • Brian Spears
  • May 15, 2010
I’m learning how to make books this afternoon–sew them by hand and all that. No telling where that may lead. In the meantime, here’s some non-tree reading for you. To…
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Dear New York and San Francisco Readers

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • May 14, 2010
Looking for thinks to do this weekend? Don’t forget about Notable New York and Notable San Francisco, our weekly events lists. For example, this evening in NYC? : The Thing…
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Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • May 14, 2010
Woah, DNA robot! Way to go science! Here are some pictures of pigeons on the Empire State Building. Did you know that HG Wells once had sex on top of…
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An Excellent “Dear Sugar”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • May 13, 2010
Today’s Dear Sugar, which deals with fantasy culture and sexual abuse, is very powerful and very good. Don’t miss it. Also, have a problem you need help with? Hit the…
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Bad Writing

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • May 13, 2010
“Sadly, if bad writers have one thing in common it’s that they’re all firmly convinced that they’re good writers. Really good writers.” Laura Miller discusses “bad writing” in all its…
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Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • May 13, 2010
If you should find yourself in Barcelona you may or may not wish to check out this Mercury spouting fountain. The weirdest thing about this link is that it was…
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