February 2012
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Feb 9th
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Feb 6th
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Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious
shitmystudentswrite: Sigmund Freud had two white tigers. One of them attacked him.
Feb 2nd
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January 2012
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“Meek Mill saved the late-summer/early-fall of 2011, by drowning out the sound of people playing that lame collaborative album by those two boring rich guys with his repeated proclamations of being a boss” Quartersnacks!
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Just North of Something Important: The snake... →
barthel: Look, Paula Deen’s shenanigans with the pharmaceutical company are reprehensible, but that’s far from the only reason people are getting judgy about the recent news that she has diabetes. Even when writers are careful to specify that her drug dealings are the real problem, the most venomous…
Jan 18th
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Professor Values →
From Conservapedia: Professor values refer to the common value system embraced by a large percentage of professors, just as Hollywood values refers to the common value system of many in Hollywood and the entertainment industry. Professor values are currently one of the most prevalent forms of liberal indoctrination. An extremely high percentage of professors disagree with conservative...
Jan 15th
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liz-a-bee: “I hear people complain that, for... →
bikepath: “I hear people complain that, for instance, in the city, people don’t say hi on the street or make eye contact on the subways. And people try to remedy this problem by doing public art projects that are meant to rouse the bourgeoisie from their slumber. But that’s ridiculous! It’s perfectly…
Jan 14th
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December 2011
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Just North of Something Important: The extra... →
barthel: When someone used to make a joke that referred to some pop-cultural ephemera - Joe Isuzu, or “Where’s the Beef?” or Zsa Zsa Gabor hitting a cop or whatever - we laughed because it acknowledged something we all knew about. When someone now makes a joke that references all but the most widely-known…
Dec 22nd
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“People just get things wrong. They read them wrong, or remember them wrong or...”
– What Is Good Fact-Checking? | Mother Jones (via rubenfeld )
Dec 21st
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The "Fuck Tyler" Award for Diamonds (Of God) in...
cokemachineglow: http://www.cokemachineglow.com/feature/6645/award-fucktyler-2011 Runner-up: whatever crew El-P should start based off Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire’s “The Last Huzzah” remix.
Dec 16th
El-P - Meanstreak →
When I listen to this in the lab it makes me feel like I’m up to way more nefarious shit than genotyping trees.
Dec 16th
Dec 15th
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Paul Graham on Trolls →
youmightfindyourself: A user on Hacker News recently posted a comment that set me thinking: Something about hacker culture that never really set well with me was this—the nastiness. … I just don’t understand why people troll like they do. I’ve thought a lot over the last couple years about the problem of trolls. It’s an old one, as old as forums, but we’re still just learning what the causes are...
Dec 15th
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Why Do People Want Rick Perry To Be More... →
barthel: Me on the meaning of the erroneous “Rick Perry’s video got more dislikes than ‘Friday’!” story. Keywords: metrics, Cute Cat Theory, political identity, entertainment v. politics, YouTube and presidential elections, Justin Bieber, etc.
Dec 9th
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Dec 9th
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Obama Endorses Decision to Limit Morning-After... →
nedhepburn: peterfeld: golden-notebook: OK, that’s it. He won’t receive a dime from me again, and I will write to him and let him know exactly why. Seriously. It’s time to throw this cynical politician, who once fooled a lot of people with knowingly hollow promises about “changing politics as usual” but turned out to be a completely willing (yet still inept) practitioner of politics as...
Dec 9th
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Dec 5th
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Violent Video Games Alter Cognitive Function →
MAJOR experimental design flaw spolier: the control group was people not playing any videogames, making it impossible to conclude that violent videogames specifically had any effect, or whether cognitive changes were due to 1. the act of playing any videogame or 2. witnessing violence regularly in any form, or 3. the act of prologned focus on any specific activity.  IM NOT EVEN DONE MY MASTERS...
Dec 4th
“That’s what they all say. They all say “D’oh”.”
– (via sam)
Dec 3rd
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Dec 3rd
November 2011
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This Is: Ha, Andrew Sullivan is still saying... →
thisis: Ha, Andrew Sullivan is still saying stupid things about race and IQ (stupid meaning racist). He’s sparked a very serious, thoughtful discussion which makes me glad I’m not a pundit. I dunno, there are some debates which demean everyone who participates in them (example: whether or not to torture…
Nov 30th
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• • • low end theory: I find it rather humorous,... →
lowendtheory: I find it rather humorous, really, but I have to wonder, what do I keep doing that gives people the license to assume or charge that I’m white? This is one of the problems with PoC politics, y’all—sometimes if you don’t behave in a certain way, if you don’t deliver the blistering Critique of White…
Nov 23rd
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Thanksgiving Fact!
nedhepburn: Thanksgiving is named after its inventor, Alan Thanksgiving. 
Nov 23rd
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Nov 22nd
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