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Not so much postage recently (busy!), but I've got a few things in the works. Here's another link to tide us over. I don't want...

As you know, some blogs have all kinds of stuff in the sidebar (we're sort of minimal that way here at DR), including random quotations....

1. Slow-motion train wreck here . I find these curiously fascinating, especially when I have some sympathy for both "sides" (not ...

Carlos Reygadas is a Mexican director whose first feature film, Japón , showed him a) to be a promising young (30 at the time) talent, who b...

Philosophers' Carnival, Spring Break edition, now up at Movement of Existence . Thanks Bryan!

The Scienceblogs crew is discussing important matters for once (e.g., here , here , here , here ), and I commented at Pharyngula, but I find...

First my standard disclaimer: this started out as a reply to Aidan's reply, in comments, to my last post (for which I thank him). But ...

Gotta put the spam filter back up! Unless y'all really want to hear about how to get credit reports. Off to delete them now...

At the boundaries of language , Aidan has a post about (Duncan) "Pritchard's Dilemma," which was a new one on me. Aidan rela...

Up to now I have resisted putting up any sort of visit counter here. I don't want to be self-conscious if there are a lot of visitors, ...

I was looking at Shawn's posts on Wittgenstein at Words and Other Things (see previous post), and I ran across this one , which is short...

My previous post (eventually) ended up talking about the review at Amazon's page of a particular book. It might interest you to know th...

Today I saw something on an Amazon page that made me just about fall out of my chair laughing. Unfortunately, this puts me in a dilemma. I...

Today's Philosophers' Carnival has a Valentine's Day theme. That strikes me as (*cough*) rather last week, but I imagine a Pre...

Alan Sokal (of Sokal Incident fame) and science journalist and blogger Chris Mooney (hereinafter S & M (heh heh)) have a new op-ed out...