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In his New York Review of Books article on the changes in medical culture, Jerome Groopman cites Stanley Reiser’s Technological Medicine.
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In this weekly podcast series, Michelangelo expert William Wallace discusses major works of the master. This week: David.
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Jonathan Weiler, co-author of "Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics" appeared in a podcast interview with Salon's Glenn Greenwald.
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Questions right out of Future Imperfect are considered over at Network World with the question: “How dangerous could a hacked robot possibly be?”
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When globalization gets messy, we have a number of problems. It gets blamed for human rights violations, even while it has the potential to lift millions out of poverty. It forces us to engage governments that we might rather not deal with, and poses a dilemma of how best to do so. In his new […]
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In this weekly podcast series, Michelangelo expert William Wallace discusses major works of the master. This week, he examines the Pieta of St. Peter's Basilica.
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A new graphic novel (reviewed in the Guardian) details the struggles of Bertrand Russell in striving toward mathematical and logical truth. Funny bit: In [Principia Mathematica], the authors famously take 362 pages to prove 1 + 1 = 2, using a method so arcane that Cambridge University Press could not find anyone to evaluate the […]
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A new report, reported in USA Today outlines major hazards to our national parks, with climate change presenting the greatest. The report’s data comes from Global Impacts in the United States, which we just published.
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