
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Baby Steps: Are Babies At The Heart Of What Makes Us Human?
Baby Steps: Are Babies At The Heart Of What Makes Us Human?:
It really makes sense that society would be more concerned about adapting for the weakest members. That would be children.
"Primatologist Sarah Blaffer Hrdy says that while most scholars believe our
evolution was driven by the need to fight, she believes that a human baby's need
for attention is what separates us from animals."
It really makes sense that society would be more concerned about adapting for the weakest members. That would be children.
Delayed Gratification: Study Says Commercials May Make TV Better
Delayed Gratification: Study Says Commercials May Make TV Better:
I of course disagree with this in theory, but in reality I understand the logic behind it and think there is a solid point to be had.
"New research on consumer behavior suggests that interrupting an experience can
make it more intense, which is why commercials may actually make TV more
enjoyable."
I of course disagree with this in theory, but in reality I understand the logic behind it and think there is a solid point to be had.
IDontLikeYouInThatWay.com: Indy's Proposal To Ally McBeal Confirmed
IDontLikeYouInThatWay.com: Indy's Proposal To Ally McBeal Confirmed:
Congrats to both of them, I wish them luck. It has been long enough coming hasn't it?
"Harrison Ford and girlfriend Calista Flockhart are engaged to be married,
sources close to the couple confirm exclusively to PEOPLE."
Congrats to both of them, I wish them luck. It has been long enough coming hasn't it?
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Wtf: Dude Turns to Twitter As Guy Breaks In His House
Books: Bailouts Spike Atlas Shrugged Sales
Books: Bailouts Spike Atlas Shrugged Sales:
I love the book, everyone should read it.
"All of the government's pesky market intrusions have people snapping up copies
of Atlas Shrugged like they were bailout packages. Since it's not like Ayn
Rand's laissez-faire fantasies got us into this mess."
I love the book, everyone should read it.
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