An Oscar Nerd’s Guide To Enjoying the Oscars
Here are my favorite patterns for picking Oscar films to watch.
Author: matt shapiro
I Loved Obama on ‘Comedians in Cars’ But I Know Only Democrats Are Allowed To Be Humans
I’m a little sad that Republicans don’t often get the same chance to be real.
Is Public Policy Polling a Reliable Source? No.
By adding this question, Public Policy Polling is admitting that they don’t take their work seriously, they don’t take their polls seriously, and they don’t take data seriously.
Rubio’s Answer on Immigration Made an Important Point: We Don’t Trust the Government
Rubio touched on the most important problem for any new president: the fact that trust in the government is nearly completely gone.
A Christmas Gift Guide to LEGOs for Girls
With the Christmas season in full swing, I feel that it’s a good idea to share from my experience how to get the little girl in your life excited about LEGOs.
Philosopher Needed ASAP!
I looked up some philosophy jobs and found that there were hundreds of jobs, employers so desperate for philosophers you can hear the panic in their job posts.
Heavy Lifting Is Easier Than You Think
The celebratory tone of this book is what really separates it from the rest of the scoldings that young guys are used to getting.
Reading the Internet Is a Medical Device: The FDA and 23andMe
When I first heard about the FDA shutting down 23andMe’s health report, I was deeply upset.
What 23andMe Will Tell You About Your DNA
The FDA has approved 23AndMe to offer health information related to its direct-to-consumer genetics testing.
Meat Causes Cancer (Just Like Hiking)
Red meat got put in the Group 2A category, and it is mentioned repeatedly through the study that the association between red meat and cancer is “modest but statistically significant.”