Wes Phillips

Sequenza21 makes a Fauré into musical pun-ditry.

"Engineers from Medtronic disclosed a novel amplifier that is a key component in an implantable 'brain radio' the company is developing to monitor and control nervous disorders."

"At this point, this all amounts to little more than expensive psychotherapy for Hollywood executives. It's the height of arrogance for them to keep sending us the bill."

angrylittlegirls.com manages to avoid getting all soppy about it.

Lewis Menand ruminates on notable quotables and why accuracy is over-rated.

Is there an anthropological record of a chimpanzee stone age?

Robert P. Crease's articlehttp://physicsweb.org/articles/world/20/1/8/1">article; on the importance of letters between scientists in helping us appreciate the evolution of ideas planted the thought, but Adam Kirsch's review of Robert Frost's notebooks really has me wondering: Now that we communicate so much through email—and revise our drafts without saving them—will future scholars have to judge us only on our published copy?