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Why We’re So Mad at de Blasio

Why We’re So Mad at de Blasio

VIA “nypost.com” by Steve Osborne ON Sunday, at the funeral of the slain New York City police officer Wenjian Liu, his grieving father described how his son would call him at the end of each day’s tour of duty, just to let him know he was O.K. This sort of habit is familiar to many […]

Climate Change’s Instructive Past

Climate Change’s Instructive Past

VIA Washington Post, opinions section, by George F. Will We know, because they often say so, that those who think catastrophic global warming is probable and perhaps imminent are exemplary empiricists. They say those who disagree with them are “climate change deniers” disrespectful of science. Actually, however, something about which everyone can agree is that […]

Kendrick Lamar: New album won’t necessarily sound like ‘i’

VIA  “independent.co.uk” by Christopher Hooton Kendrick Lamar has cautioned that people shouldn’t expect his imminent new album to sound like the recent single ‘i’, a track that polarised fans’ opinion with its more upbeat sound. Talking about his creative process in a great piece he wrote for XXL magazine, Kendrick said: “I’m not an artist […]

Dogs Process Speech in the Same Way Humans Do

Dogs Process Speech in the Same Way Humans Do

VIA “themindunleashed.org”, by Anna LeMind It seems that dogs understand much more than we think. According to a new study, dogs don’t simply respond to what we say, but they also pay attention to the way we say something. The most curious thing about this finding is that humans process speech in an extremely similar way. In […]