Archive for January, 2012


JeepneED: Science Ed Off the Beaten Path
Monday, January 30th, 2012

An Xiao Mina They’re a colorful, familiar sight all across the Philippines. Converted from old US army vehicles and personally decorated by the drivers, jeepneys have been transformed into viable public transportation vehicles. They zip through dense traffic much more easily than a bus but they can still fit at least a dozen people. In [...]

Mission Control, We Have Altruism Here
Sunday, January 8th, 2012

David Stairs I’ve been writing about altruism at this blog for so long it all begins to blend together. My inaugural essay spoke about the biological/memetic basis for altruism. The year before I had published an essay at Design Issues that was a prelude to D-A-P. Finally, along comes a book that corroborates some of [...]