Interesting Links for 16-10-2015
- Feel guilty a lot? You're probably really sensitive to other people's emotions
- I'm going to "The Humanities in a Post-Human Future: Iain M. Banks’s Theory of Mind" (tickets still available)
- The tantalizing links between gut microbes and the brain
- (tags: microbiome brain bacteria )
- Mathematicians find 'magic key' to drive Ramanujan's taxi-cab number (and there's a film coming soon!)
- (tags: mathematics movies India )
- Commuting makes you unhappy and anxious
- The Latest Medical Breakthrough In Spinal Cord Injuries Was Made By A Computer Program
- (tags: datamining healthcare research )
- Bernie Won All the Focus Groups & Online Polls, So Why Is the Media Saying Hillary Won the Debate?
- ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Set for 2020 as Warner Bros., Legendary Unite Franchises
- Blackboards in Porn
- Right, which of you is getting me a raccoon for Christmas?
- What You’re Saying When You Use the Phrase “Politically Correct”
- (tags: language )
- 10 Aspects Of Actual Nice Guys
- (tags: behaviour relationships )
- Why Social Media Sucks At Preventing Abuse
- (tags: socialnetworking socialmedia abuse behaviour community )
- How is NSA breaking so much crypto?
- (tags: encryption mathematics nsa )
- Behind the scenes of the U.S. military’s assassination program in Afghanistan, Yemen, and Somalia
- (tags: assassination afghanistan somalia yemen usa )
- The Porn Business Isn't Anything Like You Think It Is
- Team wants to sell lab grown meat in five years
- (tags: meat technology thefuture )
- France rejects 'tampon tax' change
- (tags: France menstruation tax )
- On Playboy's decision to get rid of nudity
- Immune system clue to schizophrenia
- (tags: immune_system schizophrenia )
- It Was You Who Made My Blue Eyes Blue (a short story about logic games and religion)
- (tags: short_story logic religion )
- Uber minicab-hailing app does not break law, High Court rules
- How much are e-books worth compared with physical books? (read the comments!)
- (tags: books publishing ebooks comments )
- The most disruptive technology of the last century is...the washing machine
- (tags: technology washing history work )
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