A Deductive Moral Argument for Helping Those Who Fail
There is no supernatural origin of free will. All human action is the product of the interaction of a finite number of variables. These variables…
There is no supernatural origin of free will. All human action is the product of the interaction of a finite number of variables. These variables…
People struggle with why Twitter is special. It’s special because it counters, better than any other technology, the timeless social obstacle of “out of sight,…
One of the most common arguments from the religious is that without God there would be no morality. Non-believers reject this, and there’s an easy…
There are three fundamental ways of learning about the world, and they map well to concepts we’re all familiar with: Philosophy: Determine the nature of…
It’s getting exciting in the world of cross-network authentication. Let’s review. I can now: We’re quickly approaching the point where we’re going to be able…
May 4, 2009 One of the things I’ve always found lacking with the various types of RSS feeds available from social services is the lack…
In the spirit of improving my debating skills (both written and oral) I’m setting out on a short project to learn, re-familiarize, and remind myself…
Image from the Star Tribune This boy will likely die soon as a direct result of a false belief. His mother doesn’t want to give…
Here’s an interesting question: what is your standard for deciding when to add a given person to these various services? Twitter Facebook Friendfeed LinkedIn Here…
I’ve been using Verisign VIP for a while now with a hard token like the one seen below. It allows you to add two-factor authentication…
For Facebook to be as big as it is, it seems like it’d be easier to answer the question that everyone is asking: Of course,…
There’s an issue with md5sum where it returns unexpected results due to the fact that appends a carriage return to what you’re trying to get…