New phrase: The Monbees. This is the feeling I get every Monday as my to do list begins to expand in logarithmic fashion and I end up freezing up around 1pm, paralyzed over which task I should tackle next, as I make post-it note lists of my priorities over and over and over. It’s a […]

It was Thanksgiving this week in the US, but science does not care for your arbitrary holidays. Oh no. Thankfully, there is coffee. So here’s some links I read this week. Grab some coffee. Sip with me. Monday: Vampire bats make friends by sharing blood. How…sweet. ow.ly/UQNxK by @SarahZielinski The same foods, different blood sugar […]

Headin’ in toward Thanksgiving, but the links continue on! This owl with coffee is my spirit animal. Monday: The sweet, sweet history of honey goes back 9,000 years. ow.ly/UwWTH World top scientists. Almost all guys. Picture speaks volumes. forbes.com/sites/kerryado…via @DoctorZen These always read as pretentious to me, but I identify with them, too. 🙂 “Why […]

Another week, another pile of links! It’s a (tiny) bit of work to put these together, so I keep having to think to myself: eight in a row! Streak! Streak! Streak! I think I can! MORE COFFEE.   Monday: Miss some of the links I tweeted this week? I rounded them up for you. Bras, […]

I tweet a lot. Sometimes I tweet so much I forget the links I’ve tweeted. So here they are. Grab some coffee. Sip with me.   Monday: Why sports bras suck, and how people are designing better ones. So cool. By @roseveleth ow.ly/U04p6 The idea that the female excavation team for H. naledi was all […]

I’ve put up a new page on the site, with some frequently asked questions, including but not limited to “How did you get to where you are now?” and “Do you have a copy of the Lippman, 1980 paper on the Social Psychology of Flatulence?” So if you have ever had any of those question, […]