Different links for Monday
1. This DVD/Blu-Ray of Kornold’s Die Tote Stadt is one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. 2. Houston turns its back on bikes. 3. […]
Month: August 2024
Discussion: The Emerging Ethics of Innovative Brain Research
Lambert: It’s good to know that ethics are evolving. It gives confidence. By Sara Talpos, contributing editor at Undark. Originally published in Undark. Nervous system […]
Moral Equality and the Welfare State
This is my first of two responses to Matt Zwolinski’s critique of the moral egalitarian thesis, focusing on his claim that the theory suggests that […]
Links 8/26/2024 | bare capitalism
I thought I was done with parenting. But the turtles had other plans for the Guardian Syndemics Longitudinal Clinical Evaluation of COVID, Research and Social […]
Former Ambassador Chas Freeman: Possible Dissolution of Civilian Government by Year’s End
For those of you who watch YouTube talking heads, Chas Freeman, who was Nixon’s translator on his famous China trip and later ambassador to Saudi […]
To pay or not to pay: CISOs face the ransomware crisis
“The biggest problem they had [was] that they could not pay their people, and it was the same every week or two weeks. And if […]
Everything You Need to Know
sirtravelalot / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. Public safety and performance: Believe it or not, these two are completely or completely […]
Jim Crow and the Economic Development of Blacks After Slavery
This paper examines the long-term effects of slavery and the limited Jim Crow institutions on the economic outcomes of black Americans. We track individual Black […]
Is the vulnerability disclosure process flawed? How CISOs are left in the dark
Finding bug reports can be a challenge Another important barrier to adequate vulnerability disclosure is access to the right sales force, a difficult task compounded […]
A Strong Note to Readers
While we encourage informed, adversarial, and sometimes heated discussions, dismissing each other is another matter. Yesterday, a long thread on Lambert’s post on RFK, Jr. […]