Technical description of the mixing of the END
Evan Brown
A theory of leadership.
On consistency
A la Emerson:
“It is of course important to try to maintain consistency, but when this effort forces you into a stupendously ugly theory, you know something is wrong.”
-Hofstadter, GEB p. 23.
Creepy reason why you should exercise cell phone etiquette
So I’m sitting here at Borders using my laptop. That woman over there is obnoxiously on her cell phone. She just told the person on the other line her email address. Of course I Googled it.
It’s now three minutes later and I could totally creep her out — I know her kids’ names and where they go to school, her home address, her hobbies, spouse’s name and place of employment. I also know the names of all her Facebook friends. Oh and don’t forget it wouldn’t have been all that hard for me to just snap a picture of her and share it with you here.
Moral of story? STFU when you’re on your cell phone in public.
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This Week in Law #45
Please be patient with my video weirdness at the beginning. I finally get some bandwidth after some time.
