The Guardian profiles E.O. Wilson
Posted 21 Aug 2012 / 0The Guardian “The Saturday interview: Harvard biologist Edward Wilson“
A Minor PostThe Guardian “The Saturday interview: Harvard biologist Edward Wilson“
A Minor PostAll Things Considered “Boston Plans For ‘Near-Term Risk’ Of Rising Tides” My worry here is pretty simple: with the ‘practical’ approach of adapting to inevitable climate change is beginning to gain traction across the United States, the end of near-term denial will fail to pull along our long-term denial. As people begin to contemplate triage Read More
A Minor Post, Climate Change, ResilienceGame Theory Icons These are pretty clever. I have not walked my way through them yet, but they use arrows to show the relative gradient of payoff for each player, and a little blue circle to represent Nash equilibrium (if any) for the game. What I have not yet figured out with these is whether Read More
A Minor Post, Game Theory, Information Designecology & stats “Why math is sooo great!“
A Minor Post, MathematicsBiocreativity blog
A Minor Post, Art & Design, Biology (general), Science in Art & DesignThe bit about “hyperbolic geometry” is very interesting, but I wonder what its biological significance is. Why do organisms develop in this manner? Is the act of crocheting these analogous to the developmental process of organisms with hyperbolic geometry? Are the “crochet mutations” analogous to genetic mutations that affect development? The physical nature of this Read More
A Minor Post, EvoDevo, GeneticsNPR Planet Money “Does New York City Need More Taxis?“
A Minor Post, Sustainable TransportationMarketplace “Worried about climate change? Eat less meat.“
A Minor Post, Climate Change, VegetarianismThe New York Times “The Ecology of Disease” Missing from this article is a more comprehensive discussion of the risks posed by concentrated animal feed operations.
A Minor PostThe New York Times “For Climbers, Risks Now Shift With Every Step“
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