From two different publications covering the same case/people, pioneering new ways to describe a university professor who apparently routinely breaks rules

This whole Gino/Ariely story is a great demonstration of how the field is propped up by an astonishing degree of perverse incentives and also basically feels like an If Books Could Kill episode come to life

Thinking about when Jrue absolutely ate Dame's lunch in the 2018 playoffs with the Pelicans...

Just an impossibly grim image

I do wonder if the New York Times Opinion editors who published this piece today knew that the author is literally repeating himself from a piece he published six years ago nytimes.com/2023/10/01/opi… theweek.com/articles/72773…

just go

Man this place is just grim now

Here’s Nabokov in Despair making some predictions, don’t worry about the words around it it’s cool

You know his marketing instincts were spot on because every single news story that mentions it has to follow with "formerly known as twitter"

Decided this pic of the dog required a Wes Anderson title card sort of deal

NEW from me: Humans have moved into the floodiest parts of the world much faster than the safer bits. themessenger.com/tech/flood-ris…

For this month's bonus episode I talked with climate journalist Dave Levitan about The Overshoot Commission. Follow Dave and check out his work on The Messenger podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/int…

New: Globe warm. themessenger.com/tech/climate-g…

Not one for grand pronouncements but I dunno about this place. Here’s my dog holding a leaf that fell off a houseplant in case it’s time to go.

Jumping back in here to say it was fun to have a place I chose to work bought out by a place I had no interest in only to have that place close 8 months later after burning through $50 million with a 2009 business plan. Let me know if you need a science journalist for anything.