August 6-10, 2018
In a personal archaeology, your memories are the artifacts, writes Craig this week. And they are all rooted in place.
Guest Melinda Wenner Moyer did us all a favour and brought together some of science writing’s greats to ask which of their stories we should read—and likely didn’t find the first time.
I went to Mexico for a very short time and recorded some snippets of internal monologue there.
Beavers are the spirit animals of the creature known as the tech bro, says Rose. And it’s not a flattering comparison.
And finally, Sally explains Roko’s Basilisk, “Pascal’s wager for the Soylent set.”