Say Something: Chomsky on Language
A review of a collection of Noam Chomsky’s lectures on language.
"The nineteenth century believed in science but the twentieth century does not." — Gertrude Stein
A review of a collection of Noam Chomsky’s lectures on language.
Stan PerskyJun 26, 2016
Jonathon Keats’s new book “You Belong to the Universe” is rooted in two orthogonal pictures of Buckminster Fuller.
W. Patrick McCrayJun 21, 2016
In “The Master Algorithm”, Domingos envisions an individually optimized future in which our digital better halves learn everything about us.
Michael S. EvansMay 31, 2016
A look at two books, Christopher Coker's "Future War" and August Cole and P. W. Singer's "Ghost Fleet."
Julie CarpenterMay 23, 2016
How important are placebo effects?
Peter D. KramerMay 3, 2016
Information successfully counters, if only for a few moments, the disordering entropy of the universe.
Richard BlausteinMay 2, 2016
With the internet at our fingertips, this is the greatest time to be a curious person wanting to learn, and it is the greatest time to be a complete idiot.
David WeinbergerMay 2, 2016
Dylan HicksApr 14, 2016
Dana LucianoApr 12, 2016
The Oglala Lakota chief Red Cloud, who lived from 1822–1909, is distinguished by two unusual superlatives.
Kyla SchullerMar 23, 2016
What can we learn about climate change by listening to a surprising sound: the sound of ice?
Hester BlumMar 21, 2016
"The Future of the Professions" argues that standardization of legal filings, briefs, and judgments is the way of the future.
Frank PasqualeMar 15, 2016