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I love surprises, especially the informational kind. Most days bring the same types of news and subjects that I follow in my RSS aggregators and various social media sites I look at. I’ve written…

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I’ve been giving a lot of attention to attention. Well, as far as following a debate about web reading vs book reading goes. The debate surrounding Nick Carr’s Atlantic essay Is Google Making Us…

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teamaskins, via Flickr (CC license) there are some software-related tricks that might help damp down internet distractions Nick Carr’s essay Is Google Making Us Stupid? has gotten a lot of play…

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there are some software-related tricks that might help damp down internet distractions
Nick Carr’s essay Is Google Making Us Stupid?

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Here’s something I just came across that stopped me in my tracks:

Homophily makes you stupid.

I get kind of buzzed when I find something that excites me, but I might not have found it…

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“Pay attention to irrelevant details and follow intriguing but useless connections.”

I like attention. No, not being paid…

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I’m trying out the new Typepad iPhone app, so this won’t be much of a post.

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I’m trying out the new Typepad iPhone app, so this won’t be much of a post.

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A few days ago there was a discussion on Friendfeed about tech policy in the election and the new administration. Like any discussion, there were a range of opinions. But in the end, it…

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If The Beatles are the baby boom’s rock band, then surely George Carlin was its comedian. Or at least one of the more important ones. Carlin endured from the 60’s to a live HBO special I watched…

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