Ex-CIA Agent, Whistleblower John Kiriakou Sentenced to Prison While Torturers He Exposed Walk Free
Ex-CIA Agent, Whistleblower John Kiriakou Sentenced to Prison While Torturers He Exposed Walk Free. The story is at Democracy Now.
1992: The future of computers per Bill Gates
Back in 1992, Microsoft was still a new company, and Tom Brokaw sat down with 35 year old Bill Gates, who discussed the future, including the advent of "electronic mail." Follow up interview here.
Modules and evolution
In "The Parts of Life," Karl Zimmer takes a close look at evolving computer networks and concludes that modules and minimal connections facility efficient evolution.
[A]s networks become more efficient, they become more modular. But once the parts of a system emerge, natural selection may then favor modules themselves, because they make living things more flexible in their evolution. Once life’s Legos get produced, in other words, evolution can start to play.
Inspiration to keep trying
Things weren't easy for the Beatles in the beginning, and this article (and video) make that clear. I find this to be inspirational--in the beginning of an endeavor, you often need to swallow your pride and just keep working at things. Many worthwhile projects are marathons, not sprints. Further, the 10,000 hour rule will often be part of the process, you aren't an expert at what you are trying to be, not at the very beginning.
Smaller houses, bigger lives
This article at Grist features many people who have discovered more happiness and a different attitude toward possessions after moving into tiny houses, as small as 100 square feet. Here's a short article I wrote in 2007 describing houses as small as 40 square feet.
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