Archive for October, 2009
A stream of consciousness meditation on crime from the perspective of a semi-libertarian bleeding heart cynic whose 1990 Mistubishi Galant was found violated and stripped of its CD player this morning:
Fuck. I am not really angry so much as just really, really irritated at how inconvenient this is.
It took me a whole day to do [...]
I found this article interesting – new research suggests that exposure to the absurd or irrational may provoke higher levels of thinking – for example, pattern recognition – in humans. The theory appears to be that when confronted with input which breaches the predictive model that our brains have established, we go into overdrive seeking [...]
vegas underground
Having recently been to (and hated) Las Vegas, I found it fascinating to read this article about a hidden city of homeless living in a network of tunnels beneath the city, including right under the strip. The scenes described sound like something from a post-apocalyptic film:
There’s a lot of older people, senior citizens, people in [...]
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