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Aug 10, 2016

Bootstrap… A Long and Historic Journey

How The Practical Overcame The Impossible… Using Only Available…

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Aug 19, 2016

The Unanswerable History of Accountability

An Irresponsible Reckoning of a Definitional Blackhole

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Nov 10, 2016

Apathy Is Misunderstood

Why Human Progress is Driven by Caring Less

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Jun 30, 2016

A Segmented History of Segmentation

From Philosophers to Economists, Marketers to Machines

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May 5, 2016

Aristotle

The Original Most Interesting Man in the World

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Feb 9, 2016

An Uncollected History of Feedback

A Tale of Violence, Innovation, and Self-Expression

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Oct 4, 2016

Those Who Fail To Learn From History…

Probably accept too much thoughtless attribution, modern bias…

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Mar 5, 2016

The Evolution of Iteration

A Recursive Tale of Computers, Movies, and Dance

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Dec 13, 2016

Historically Speaking, Most Scientists Are Morons… part 1 of 2

But at least they are inconsistent…

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Dec 15, 2016

Historically Speaking, Most Scientists Are Morons… part 2 of 2

But at least they are inconsistent…

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