James Schuyler, the most neglected poet of the New York school, may now be its most necessary
James Schuyler, the most neglected poet of the New York school, may now be its most necessary
"In the current climate where poet is activist (or vice versa), the poems also start to look a lot like cant"
"In the current climate where poet is activist (or vice versa), the poems also start to look a lot like cant"
David Chalmers was wrong. There is no âhard problemâ of consciousness, and the supposed âexplanatory gapâ is nonsensical
David Chalmers was wrong. There is no âhard problemâ of consciousness, and the supposed âexplanatory gapâ is nonsensical
In 1951, the Civil Rights Congress submitted a petition...
In 1951, the Civil Rights Congress submitted a petition to the UN charging that the âbrutality and discriminationâ of Jim Crow constituted genocide by the US govt. The US prevented any debate on the p
Friday links: performance-chasing behavior
Miss Translation Mixer
Join n+1 translation columnist Bela Shayevich at the n+1 office in Brooklyn on the evening of Tuesday, May 19 for a translation mixer and mini-workshop for translators and the translation-curious. Bil
Someone in a private forum I belong to mentioned fountain...
Someone in a private forum I belong to mentioned fountain pens and thus I became acquainted with the role of a nibmeister, a person who can remake the nib of your pen more to your liking (different an
Zen and the Art of Persuasive Writing
David Weinzweig at X: Iâm an appellate court judge. Iâve read thousands of briefs. Hereâs what no one told you about persuasion and how to win. Judges check page length before reading a word. ⢠Long b
đŞ TWiC: GF-SCALE, Apple-Intel, IREN, Optics, Cisco
This Week in Chips: Every eating everyone's lunch.
Kenyaâs Floods Kill Because of Government Inaction
Extreme weather events are ever more exposing the unsustainability of todayâs anarchic global capitalism. When disasters strike, they unfailingly follow deep-seated fault lines in society: which is to
Wowsabout!
PBS Kids and The Jim Henson Company have collaborated on a kids special called Wowsabout! that focuses on the experience of wonder. Wowsabout is rooted in a rich curriculum developed by Dr. Dacher Kel
All You Can Do Here Is Leave
A rich new series by Elizabeth Maher seeds an extended universe around T.R.O.(L.L.), awarded in our Building and Burning Bridges protocol fiction contest
Coffee Break: Counterfeit Scientific Papers, Deep Fakes, CDC on the Ropes, MAHA, and Hope from the Middle of the Country
Part the First: Paper Mills and the Corruption of Research. No not Hammermill. I donât think I have actually known of someone buying a âscholarlyâ paper for publication, and I remember reading (a fe
Hubble Captures Traveling Galaxy in Stunning Detail
And itâs in a group that includes our own Milky Way The post Hubble Captures Traveling Galaxy in Stunning Detail appeared first on Nautilus.
Photographic memory is a myth
Gabrielle Principe at The Conversation: Most recently, it appeared in the television series âThe Pitt,â set in a hospital emergency department. When the digital patient board suddenly went offline, me
An analysis of 18 years of Guardian blind dates ....
An analysis of 18 years of Guardian blind dates. âA surprising number of successful dates include something embarrassing: the bill, a late arrival, a misread moment. Awkward doesnât mean doomed.â
Ken Burns Makes the Case for the Greatness of 1776
Ken Burns, a two-time Oscar nominee and five-time Emmy winner, is arguably Americaâs greatest documentarian. And with his new six-part, twelve-hour series, Â â codirected with Sarah Botstein and David
Richard Yetter Chappell and I Discuss Effective Altruism
And explain why the main objections don't work
Pioneering abstract artist Hilma af Klint's...
Pioneering abstract artist Hilma af Klintâs Paintings for the Temple (1906â1915) will be on display at the Grand Palais in Paris from May 6 - Aug 30, 2026.
Virtual Civil Society Is Coming To China
The post Virtual Civil Society Is Coming To China appeared first on NOEMA.
The Machinery of Mary Shelleyâs âFrankensteinâ, with Tom McCarthy
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Standing Up SubTuringBradBot for First-Line Substantive Office Hours: So Close, & Yet so Far!
And I clearly have a lot of work to do, and no idea how to do it. How does one go about vibe-debugging anyway? Clever Hans the horse could not do math, but could successfully report the results of...
Four Theses on the Conservative Legal Movement
Originalism is the theory that the Federalist Society knows what it wants, and deserves to get it good and hard.
The Israel Lobby Is Picking Sides in a California Primary
A pro-Israel group is preparing a nearly half-million-dollar ad blitz in a contentious California congressional primary race to boost a candidate who recently walked back from calling the Gaza war a .
Where Does Novelty Come From?
A conversation with paleobiologist Douglas Erwin about how novelty becomes true innovation in biological and cultural evolution The post Where Does Novelty Come From? appeared first on Nautilus.
PELE International Football Rankings â˝
What happens when you blend 150+ years of soccer history with player market values into a brand-new model? Rankings, ratings and match projections for all 211 FIFA teams.
The Design Evolution of Screwdriver Handles
Screwdriver handles are sneakily well-designed for a variety of different uses. I mean, who thinks about a screwdriver? But if you look at the handles, well, thatâs a complicated shape. And it lets yo
How we calculate our PELE ratings
Way more detail than you asked for on the methods behind our new soccer model.
Dan Hendrycks' Moral Theory Is Very Implausible
Does the supreme principle of morality say that you matter 360 billion times more than foreign strangers?
Why do manure spreaders have life cycles?
Dan Bouk at Asterisk: Flipping through the rest of the book, I learned that pumps in water works have an âaverage lifeâ of 21.3 years compared to only 5.3 years for telephone switchboards. The life of
What Can We Do About Partisan Gerrymandering? Jamelle...
What Can We Do About Partisan Gerrymandering? Jamelle Bouie has been on a tear with his analysis and historical contextualizing of the Supreme Courtâs gutting of the Voting Rights Act.
The Guardian on Supreme Courtâs VRA Data
Supreme court's Voting Rights Act ruling cited misleading data from DoJ âThey had to fudge how theyâre calculating the turnout rate to get there, and theyâre not even taking into account margin o
minsky and the double tap
are we having fear yet? part two
How Juno Can Still Beam Back Breathtaking Images of Jupiter
Its camera was almost damaged beyond repair The post How Juno Can Still Beam Back Breathtaking Images of Jupiter appeared first on Nautilus.
Agents and ROI
Remember that MIT study that showed that the ROI for generative AI wasnât really there for most businesses?
Will We Ever Be Able To Forecast Volcanic Eruptions Like Weather?
It should be possible, but getting there will require a greater understanding of subsurface physics. The post Will We Ever Be Able To Forecast Volcanic Eruptions Like Weather? first appear
Nolen Royalty : "My latest project is Marc...
Nolen Royalty: âMy latest project is Marc Andreessen Egg Game - a game about drawing on eggs to make them look like venture capitalist Marc Andreessen.â
These Poor Billionaires Are Melting Down Over Taxing the Rich
Conjure in your mindâs eye the most grating, cynically obnoxious forms of claiming oppression and wielding supposed traumas in service of winning an argument that you can recall from the last few year
Celebrity Culture Is Swallowing the News Media
Scroll through the â Instagram Reels and a new editorial strategy is immediately evident. Amid breaking news and investigative reporting are celebrities cooking in the â kitchen, giving culture recomm
England Is Splitting Apart as Labour Collapses
Labour, as many anticipated, is suffering an epic wipeout per early UK elections results. What might come next?
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