Keith “Maggie” Brown

  • Living With Half A Brain

    Originally posted on The Dish: Tom Stafford considers what a woman who was born without a cerebellum — and lived a largely typical life — reveals about neuroscience: This case points to a sad fact about brain science. We don’t often… Continue reading

  • Herbert Marcuse and Seth Rogen

    Watching THE INTERVIEW with Herbert Marcuse in mind. Continue reading

    Herbert Marcuse and Seth Rogen
  • Growth from failure

    Originally posted on Philosophy Impact: Philosophy Impact View original post Continue reading

  • Episode 010: Tam Hunt

    On today’s podcast I sit down with philosopher Tam Hunt to talk about Panpsychism, a school of thought that tries to collect science and spirituality together and find a common ground… Mr. Hunt lives in Santa Barbara and runs Community Renewable Solutions… Continue reading

  • Americans Learn To Stop Worrying And Love Torture, Ctd

    Originally posted on The Dish: Many atheists are surely passing around this post. One writes: Dear Andrew (welcome back!), Chris et al: What jumped out at me in the chart accompanying your post is that the ONLY group of Americans in… Continue reading

  • Big Ideas for Little Kids

    Philosophy is not usually part of a second-grade curriculum, yet this documentary accompanies a group of college students who lead a series of philosophy classes for six- and seven-year-olds.  The second graders learn some of the basic rules for having… Continue reading

  • Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee | Season 5 Episode 7 | Jimmy Fallon

    https://www.youtube.com/v/UepDy0-H8jc?fs=1&hl=fr_FR FULL EPISODE : The Unsinkable Legend: Part 1 it’s like jimmy hanging out with his favorite uncle. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee | Season 5 Episode 7 | Jimmy Fallon Comedians in Cars Getting… Source: www.youtube.com LOL Continue reading

  • ‘Plato at the Googleplex,’ by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein

    Goldstein is a novelist and a teacher of philosophy… [who] has written a love letter to Plato, whom she regards as having given us philosophy. He is, in her view, as relevant today as he ever was — which is… Continue reading

  • ‘A Philosophy of Walking,’ by Frédéric Gros

    Less organized than a sport and more profound than a voyage, a long walk, Gros suggests, allows us to commune with the sublime. Source: www.nytimes.com Less organized than a sport and more profound than a voyage, a long walk, Gros… Continue reading

  • Amazing Folk Tale Map Reveals Deep Links Between Cultures

    “ Researchers used techniques from genetics to explain culture.” Source: uk.businessinsider.com Extremely interesting Continue reading

  • 5 Tips For Making Great Coffee

    Freese Coffee Co. have put together an interactive diagram, For Better Coffee, listing 5 tips for making great coffee.  Follow the bean through sourcing, grinding, measurements, and brew times for the perfect cup of coffee.  There have been a lot… Source:… Continue reading

  • Portland State University creates zero-g espresso cups for space – Gizmag

    To help the zero-g coffee aficionado, Portland State University’s (PSU) Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science has developed a microgravity espresso cup that drinks like its earthbound… Source: www.gizmag.com Perfect espresso anywhere.  Continue reading

  • Peacock’s Cry of Soul’s Splendour

    Image via http://chronoperates.deviantart.com/art/Art-Nouveau-Peacock-272202614 I.“A Sufi legend, likely of Persian origin, suggests that god created spirit in the form of a peacock. Source: symbolreader.net Continue reading

  • That’s rich! Why so many wealthy Americans think they’re middle class

    Recent remarks from Treasury Secretary Jack Lew help shed light on a troubling phenomenon Source: www.salon.com this should not be a surprise   Continue reading

  • Making It About Gender

    by Michelle Dean The news about humanity is never very good when it comes from Reddit, is it? Today’s contribution comes via an editorial at WIRED. Its authors, Elena Glassman, Neha Narula and Jean… Source: dish.andrewsullivan.com It does matter  Continue reading

  • Masculine Energy

    by Phoebe Maltz Bovy I can’t stop thinking about Vanessa Vitiello Urquhart’s essay identifying with macho or misogynistic male authors and protagonists: I’d always understood I was a she, and I nev… Source: dish.andrewsullivan.com The protagonist’s gaze Continue reading

  • America’s Tortured Conscience

    Originally posted on The Dish: by Will Wilkinson The Washington Post reports: A majority of Americans believe that the harsh interrogation techniques used on terrorism suspects after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks were justified, even as about half the public… Continue reading

  • Emails Of The Day

    Originally posted on The Dish: A reader writes: From early 2006 to late 2009, I was a part of the post-9/11 corporate-security state serving as an intelligence analyst. This is not a fact in which I take much pride. When… Continue reading

    Emails Of The Day