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Anything but water
Monday, July 7, 2014 4:32
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- “What you learn in your 40s” resonates with me, especially “there are no experts”
- An excellent example of science-design porn from India
- The attraction of university in the US is falling as fees and student debt rise to cover the cost of bloated administration
- The sugar industry bribes politicians so they can kill you
- Two (cartoon) views of the Anthropocene: humans control 90+ percent of mammal biomass and the catastrophic potential of climate change
- “The people who tend to prefer the Oxford comma [a comma at the end of a series of items] also tend to be the kind of people who will tell a survey that they think their own grammar is excellent.” I use it when it helps comprehension
H/T to RM
Source: http://www.aguanomics.com/2014/07/anything-but-water_7.html
These links aren’t even sentences! They don’t make sense, and the title has nothing to do with the article subject.
Link-dropping (and the subsequent clicking on these links) is a GREAT WAY to end up with a computer virus. Hey, Aquanomics, how about writing an article next time (and MAYBE using a link to your material source), instead of hitting an alternative news site and posting your free advertisements?
Just an idea that I am SURE the site owners would love, as well as those of us who don’t find a lot of value in ‘off-site-linking’, to begin with.