On the other hand, a colorful sorting would only negatively affect you when you are actively looking for a book.

No, unfortunately, it would remind me every time that I looked at it that I had somehow married someone who thought this was acceptable.

Hmmm, I wonder if they’d pay up to 70,000 a year to any of us to claim that we’re posting from there?

It is sad that on any topic concerning South America, I am suspicious of anything that the US says.

Bravo!

The expert quoted has had quite a life:

After earning a BA in English literature from UCLA, Austad left academia for a number of years during which among other things, he drove a taxi cab in New York City, worked as a newspaper reporter, and trained lions for television and movies.

He sounds pretty cool.

I admit I looked him up only because his view challenged what I’ve been seeing in reporting on studies done in this area. I’ve seen what seems like a trend in studying and comparing changes in lifespan and healthspan in male and female subjects (in both human and mouse). I suspect I am suffering from some recency bias, but it really does seem to me like studies in this area are better at teasing out sex differences than in non-longevity lines of research.

Anyway, thought I’d mention the expert’s colorful past

No kidding! Consequently, I have decided to redouble my efforts to avoid quicksand

Thank you! I"ve added their RSS feed to my news feed reader

Edit: Semafor RSS for anyone else who might be interested

Metaphors, how do they work?

Gen-X is a much smaller group than either Boomers or Millennials. It is treated differently mostly because of this. I don’t think we’re going to start treating Gen-X as the bully, because it just doesn’t have the numbers to be an effective bully

Especially the fourth of July

Hydro is easy, except when it isn’t

Google even posts the hours that the camp is open