Monthly Archive: July 2015
Linky Friday #122: Lain Edition
This Week! Headlines, Politics, Transportation, Reproduction, Society, and Education!
Still Better Than The Four-Level
It’s about the journey more than the destination: a glimpse into one summer day in DTLA.
Ignorant Bullies Censor Art Exhibition
Ignorant protesters successfully censor an art exhibition in Boston.
Hello Everybody!
Hello Everybody! I am sure that many, if not most, of you know me from my comments and occasional articles around here. So I got that going for me, which is nice. But as...
Another One Bites the Dust: Money and Media
The Dissolves fades out. How can long-form media survive in the Internet economy?
Or Is China the word?
“Chinese institutions are too outdated, too inflexible, too lacking in coordination to be of any use when the one thing the government can do—aggregate and direct flows of money—is undermined as a tool. The sell-off is similar to a bank run, in which each player’s only real motive is to capture as much of the value of his assets as possible before the whole edifice collapses.”
Three Observations About Obergefell
My forced sabbatical finally over, I offer these three observations.
Sexual Orientation and Human Nature
Jon Rowe grapples with the mystery of sexual orientation’s origin while dealing with analogies and logical fallacies.
