Logic and Reason

The new book in the "Conversations with God" series just came out. It's called Home with God : In a Life that Never Ends . I d...

I haven't posted much recently, mostly because my thoughts aren't very original. In a typical day, how many of your thoughts are wor...

Japanese TV is ridiculous .

This Economist article explains that women have a natural tendency to enter into a long-term relationship with a "reliable" man,...

This recording by John Hargrave of Zug.com is hilarious.

I haven't blogged for a week because I've been working hard on RelationCraft, my website . RelationCraft is a new type of social n...

Remember when I posted that Marshall Brain is my favorite author ? So I realized I've never read a single Marshall Brain work on paper. ...

Technically this funny page is safe for work, but it's certainly awkward. It's just in your mind.

Man, can you believe in Darfur there is an actual genocide ? This is Holocaust-grade stuff. Click here . So far I haven't done anyth...

I read Freakonomics last year. It's a good book. This is what the cover looks like: I always thought fruit on the cover must be pre...

Normally when you watch a video, you perceive the flatness of the screen because your brain compares the image it sees from each eye and rea...

You know how over a billion people don't have electricity or even clean water? Obviously this is not an easy problem to solve because it...

When you go to Amazon.com and make a purchase that totals $25 or more, you get free shipping. This is a pretty brilliant scheme. I know that...

Fractals are images that have repeating elements at any scale -- their resolution is infinite. I had an assignment in CS class to make a com...

A lot of inexperienced computer users can't tell when to single click and when to double click, so they just develop a habit of double c...

Tell me your definition of God, and I'll tell you whether it's wrong or meaningless.

Joel Stein writes in an LA Times column, I don't support our troops . Makes sense. Check it out.

My time survey suggests that most people keep really close tabs on the time. I probably check it dozens of times each day. So I was thinkin...

Do not look at a clock until you answer this question: What time is it? Try to guess it down to the minute. Check your answer. How far o...

Pasting in parts of AIM conversations, or "AIM-blogging", should be a whole new genre of blogging. Here is an AIM-blog entry about...