The dawn of English
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For those of you with an interest in linguistics, here are some very enjoyable podcasts on the development of English. Someone in a Chicag...
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Song of Brynhild
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So, among Viking-oriented friends this week (of whom I have a surprising number), the big news was a study that showed that half of the V...
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War Dogs
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Seriously? We don't make it a point to bring home military dogs when they're retired from active duty?
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Culture and freedom
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David Foster's site, ChicagoBoyz , linked me to a site called askblog , including this quotation: [T]he cultural margin is more import...
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I Imagine This Works Well
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"Soldierfit," a workout plan based not on boot camp -- that's been done, and never very successfully -- but on the military li...
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Baby steps in medicine
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Twenty-five years ago there was great hope that advances in the understanding of the genetic underpinnings of cystic fibrosis heralded a cur...
Boys really are different.
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Science says so .
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The week in pictures
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From Powerline :
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Apple-shaming
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Umberto Eco on Charlie Brown
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An unlikely review , recently made available by the New York Review of Books . (H/t: The Paris Review .) His review is harmed, I think, b...
Untapped Potential, or, the Rage of the Blank Slater
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There's something Marxists, modern feminists, and militant atheists have in common...with each other but not with me. It ties back to t...
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Fatality
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Kano wins. Edward Luttwak... well, he came in second .
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Department of Missing the Point
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You can't blame a mother of a fallen son, in a way. Poor boy loved speed, he wasn't to blame. If only the driver had been looking ...
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You Can't Stay Here
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I'm at a conference in a wicked city. Mrs. W. is visiting #2 Stepson in a wickeder one. Here's a song about how decent men behave ...
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R.I.P.
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Via the New Yorker .
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This wasn't nice
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Via Ace:
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Malthus was a chump
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From " The Age of Global Warming ," about Malthus's 1798 prediction that the human population would grow exponentially while t...
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An Interview with Farage
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A name likely to become more familiar to Americans , Nigel Farage leads the UK Independence Party. Adams: You’ve seen the comments by the ...
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More Shorts from the War on Thinking Things Through
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The Economist has published and instantly withdrawn a review of a book on slavery. Those who remember our reparations discussion will under...
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"A Forecast of When We Will Run Out of Each Metal"
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Not really that, of course , as the author makes clear. In my opinion, there are two caveats that are always worth considering when looking ...
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