Providing the best that dystopian fiction has to offer, the Zero Theorem is a pleasure to watch from start to finish.
A quick and dirty solution for listing directory contents on a webpage
"The world will end today." - Thus begins a short fantasy about one man's motivations as he faces uncertain doom.
A fun Sunday project with my buddy Alex during a weekend when we had far too much time on our hands.
Reflections on why it's more important than ever before to lug my bookcase around every time I move.
With great knowledge comes great responsibility?
How a young EMT came to change his perspective about end-of-life care and spending.
I'll get an iPad when I can read textbooks on it!
The corporate patents on human genes are terrifying.
Fixing the American health system is going to require more than just policy reform.
How do news headlines affect our beliefs about science?
Mathematical models promise a novel way of visualizing physiology
It's important to understand what statistics are really telling us.
350 years after the Royal Society was established, the state of science isn't what its founders might have hoped it would be.
Despite mounting evidence about the shortcomings of intelligence testing, misinformation about 'intelligence' is still being disseminated by leading science journals.
Policy recommendations for health reform in America.
Sometimes medical advice conflicts with our beliefs about personal freedom.
The process of reviewing and approving research on human subject is anything but streamlined.
If we don't deal with reality, reality will deal with us as it pleases.
An odd weekday evening leads me to reflect on the last time I ever wished.
Does computer 'science' violate the <em> best practices</em> of the scientific method?
It's time to mature our criteria for establishing successful outcomes.
It isn't always so obvious that addictive behaviors are harmful.
How do we learn to accept lifestyle-changing injuries?
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