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It's interesting---but perhaps not surprising---that the WSJ doesn't
mention another speech by Andrew Haldane entitled The Race to Zero
(http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/Pages/news/2011/068.aspx)
where he specifically discusses the
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Brian, and others,
Admire is a strong word. Admiration is for me something that happens
only rarely. No, Brian, and others who might agree with his
characterization of me, I do not admire Carnegie, Mellon, Rockefeller,
Koch, Olin, or others. Their
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Warning: Personal narrative ahead.
There's a certain cultural institution that many of us hold dear, as
one of the primary loci of modern democracies: the public library.
The institution of public libraries open to anyone in a community is
of course
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Pace Morlock, it's utter BS to cite a modeling paper as proof that
information is stored in some sort of discrete form in the brain. If
you read the article, you'll see it's based entirely on _modeling_.
No experiments were done. It's a
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(Apologies if you have seen this already, but I think it's appropriate
for nettime as well.)
Hello nettime,
I presume that there are many nettimers who are planning on attending
ISEA 2011 in Istanbul this year. If you have not looked at the
