A Unified Field Theory of Bob Dylan ( www.newyorker.com )
At some point I'll just have to make a bob dylan megapost.
Jennifer Doudna Believes Crispr Is for Everyone ( www.wired.com )
Genetic editing is a topic I was recently fascinated by. Jenifer Doudna is someone who explains it very well. Also a Nobel Prize winner.
A Radical Experiment To Transplant A Forest Might Actually Work ( www.inverse.com )
The ever-growing problem of ever-growing codebases ( www.theregister.com )
Ferocious black holes reveal 'time dilation' in early universe ( www.reuters.com )
How To Be Good by Larissa McFarquhar ( www.newyorker.com )
This is like someone wrote down my most common train of thought. And it was written when I was 10 lol.
Part 2: A Bob Dylan Reading List- A History of Literature Podcast ( www.podtrac.com )
Your humble podcaster-squirrel is back! Jacke considers the legacy of Charles M. Schulz, creator of Charlie Brown and Peanuts, and reflects on the difference between being "best known for" and "known for" an artistic endeavor. THEN Jacke continues the discussion of Bob Dylan and literature (is his music literature? is it not?...
Is It a Crush or Have You Fallen Into Limerence? ( www.nytimes.com )
A lot of fiction I write is about limerance so it's always nice to see others perspective on it.
UNESCO’s Quest to Save the World’s Intangible Heritage ( www.newyorker.com )
For decades, the organization has maintained a system that protects everything from Ukrainian borscht to Jamaican reggae. But what does it mean to “safeguard” living culture?
The Fallacy of Economic Growth ( www.resilience.org )
Sorry about dump posting so much in an hour....
Remembrances of Alan Lomax by Guy Carawan ( web.archive.org )
Zoozve — the strange 'moon' of Venus that earned its name by accident ( www.space.com )
What is Relationism? Recognising Patterns in Football’s Alternative Paradigm. ( medium.com )
Bit of a long read but definitely worth reading.
Animal sounds in most nature documentaties are made by humans. ( theconversation.com )
Now I sort of knew this in the back of my mind and yet this information shocked me and changed my perception of how processed the work is.
As the US boosts production of silicon chips, an American journalist goes inside TSMC, the mysterious Taiwanese company at the center of the global industry. ( www.wired.com )
Oddly for an article this got quite famous, a slightly long read but a job very well researched article.
In the 1990s, a group of radical artists smuggled political messages into Melrose Place. Not everyone found it funny. ( slate.com )
A Short History of the Sublime ( thereader.mitpress.mit.edu )
If You Can't Beat 'Em ....... Join 'Em? Journalism in an AI World. ( chrt.fm )
The On The Media podcast is one of my favorites.
The Tricky Ethics of the Lucrative Disaster Rescue Business ( www.wired.com )
There will be blood: Is mimicking the cells that carry hemoglobin the key to a blood substitute? ( www.science.org )
"Accent is the soul of language; it gives to it both feeling and truth." ( philosophynews.com )
How to Picture A.I. ( www.newyorker.com )
To understand its strengths and limitations, we may need to adopt a new perspective....
Taught to the test: AI software clears high hurdles on IQ tests but still makes dumb mistakes. Can better benchmarks help? ( www.science.org )
This is an outdated article by now but I can't believe i had never shared this.
A Good Man Is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Connor ( learning.hccs.edu )
Blues Travelers ( www.nytimes.com )
