Avoid Junk Information Like You Avoid Junk Food
Smart, educated people tend to avoid junk food. They tend to be thinner and have better diets because they’re simply...
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Friends in Vegas | Daniel Miessler
I already did a post on my recent Vegas trip, but there’s a piece of it that I didn’t mention....
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Go Through Your Address Book and Contact Everyone You Care About
I’ll try to avoid cliché, but for this post it’ll be difficult. I have a friend named Brad. I met...
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The Answer to Terrorism is Resilience
Here’s what we should be saying to people who attack us, and to those who panic when we are attacked....
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The iPhone 5 Doesn’t Need to be Revolutionary
This video is an entertaining look at the hype and reality leading up to today’s iPhone 5 release. I think...
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A Letter to a GOP Family Member Who is Against Obamacare
Hi $NAME, Basically, the role of the government is to provide for our welfare, to see that we flourish, etc....
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Does Modern Philosophy Fetishize The Classical Thinkers?
It seems to me that every time I come across real philosophers they have an extremely pompous view of non-academic,...
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Flirting With Android Again: Galaxy S III
I am demoing a Samsung Galaxy S III. It’s the new flagship Android device, and I like a lot about...
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Planned vs. Random Leisure | Daniel Miessler
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the habits of productive people. When I say productive I mean successful–as in...
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Annoying Things in OS X
I have a friend who is getting into OS X for the first time after being a lifetime poweruser in...
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Buddhism’s Fundamental Contradiction
I apologize for being so late to the game here, but aren’t the Buddhist concepts of Karma and the inevitable...
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Harms Science Education by Rejecting Atheism
Neil deGrasse Tyson (our generation’s Carl Sagan) takes what appears to be intellectual high ground by denying that the term...
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