Read it. Even our hearts get tired.

Read it. Just in case you thought it was all doom-and-gloom here. (Well, yeah, it’s mostly that, but….)

If that’s not a contradiction in terms.

Read it. In case you were wondering. I know I was.

This is certainly more useful than that stupid SETI nonsense.

Read it. Just in case you’re in the market for bonier mice. And who isn’t?

Arnold Kling. Good stuff. Read it.

So buy it already.

Read it. A very interesting notion.

Read it. Adam Weishaupt, call your office.

Read it. I’m not sure whether this is cool or just silly. Wouldn’t mind having one, though.

Read it. And take a nap already.

Christopher Hitchens explains, “It’s a valid term. Here’s why.”

Read it. Very nice. The TV looks good, too.

Read it. Gee, I wonder why.

Go, Fred.

Read it. Oh, if only Dr Atkins had lived to see this day….

Read it. And the hits just keep on coming.

Read it. How about a radio that clips to your ear like an earring? It’s coming.

Read it. This would be rather handy.

Read it. Can’t wait for the DRM and other intellectual property folks to get their lawyers into this one.

Read it. How to be a Nobel Laureate in Economics.

Read it. Clever, however much it sounds like a joke advertisement from an old Monty Python sketch.

Safire on language.

Read it. Needs weapon mounts but otherwise a fine machine.

Read it. Out of the mouths of cartoons….

Read it. This is seriously cool. It will also encourage all those tedious people who insist on backing into parking spaces.

Read it. Oh, I like this one.

Read it. And the hits just keep on coming.

Read it. But bear in mind that if you don’t eat potatoes and pasta, you WILL go to hell. Trust me on this.

Read it. Well, really, don’t you want one of these?

Read it. I have no idea what they’re talking about, but it sounds very erudite.

Read it. And the hits just keep on coming.

Read it. Aw, it’s so cute. Of course, anyone who has reached puberty will refuse to ride in one, but there it is.

Read it. Where can I find one of these?

Couple this with the retail store-space clinics that are opening up….

Read it. Markets work, whether you want them to or not.

Read it. We have the technology.

Read it. Steve was a couple years behind me at Yale, and a very bright and personable guy. His father was Guido Calabresi, a professor at Yale Law, so I suppose it’s the family trade.

Read it. Go, Fred.

Read it. Dilbert would recognize it.

Read it. I use Google’s. The Web is good enough for me.

Read it. Nanotubes are becoming more and more useful.

Read it.  Here’s a taste of why:

 Incompetent people believe they are busy, but they are just inefficient.

There’s an eternal truth for you.

Read it. This is huge.

Read it. And, of course, the government is involved, which makes things both more complicated and more stupid than they need to be.

Read it. I guess the fact that Vista is a steaming pile of crap is finally getting through to the boys in Redmond. I smell a “New Coke/Coke Classic” moment here.

Read it. Progress is being made.

Read it. Starship troopers, here we come.

Read it. All my illusions, shattered.

Read it. Of course, if journalists could understand statistics, they could get a real job.

Read it. Economics. Nobody wants computer scientists (i.e. mathematicians); they want software engineers.

Read it. More information that every American ought to know.

This well-written monograph is the best extant non-technical treatment of fixed costs and how they limit product diversity.