Meryn Stol I'm looking for unfinished, but exciting, captivating stories about intellectual quests. Anybody has some? "Pre-eureka moment" so to say. Mar 16, 2010 via Twitter
Meryn Stol Recommended (and very quick) read: Innovation takes time by @VMaryAbraham . http://bit.ly/diNGTQ
Mar 15, 2010 via Twitter
Meryn Stol commented on a blog post using Disqus Mar 15, 2010
Re: Google Buzz+Reader+Twitter+Facebook = Noise
Just wanted to say that I love your approach to social media.I'm not fundamentally opposed to the idea of "aggregation" of different streams, because I think there's value in being able "the whole" of someone's activity. Seeing someone's tweets, flickr images, blog posts, etc all in one timeline... more »
Meryn Stol bookmarked a site on Delicious Mar 13, 2010
Terrier is a highly flexible, efficient, and effective open source search engine, readily deployable on large-scale collections of documents. Terrier implements state-of-the-art indexing and retrieval functionalities, and provides an ideal platform for the rapid development and evaluation of... more »
Tags: opensource, searching, software
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The Spread of Goodness : The Frontal Cortex
Christakis and Fowler demonstrate that, when one of the students gave money to help someone else - they were cooperating - the recipients of that cash then became more likely to give their own money away in the next round. (Every unit of money shared in round 1 led to an extra 0.19 units being... more »
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The trouble with trusting complex science | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian
sufficiently advanced expertise is indistinguishable from gobbledegook. Scientific specialisation is now so extreme that even people studying neighbouring subjects within the same discipline can no longer understand each other. The detail of modern science is incomprehensible to almost everyone... more »
Tags: climatechange, guardian, monbiot, psychology, denialism, denial, op-ed, 2010