Ralph Haygood
I'm an entrepreneur and scientist. As an entrepreneur, I founded CardVine. As a scientist, I study evolution, ecology, genetics, and genomics. Learn more about me at http://ralphhaygood.com/.
By Gef the Talking Mongoose on It's Baby-Cloning Time!
@deepomega : Foodie clones believe that the original has more of an artisanal, free-range flavor.
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By Clarence Rosario on Will You Welcome Your New Silicon Valley Emo-Choad Oligarch Government?
@theheckle They think Palo Alto is a "glamorous" place to live.
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By Julia duMais on Either Way, Media People Unpleasant
[obligatory comment on how the structural problems of contemporary media are being detailed in an editorial on a NewsCorp property]
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By bassknives on When Is A Media Model A Revolution, And When Is It A Unicorn?
@scrooge
An Awl with less deer butchering ads and more credit card forms.
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By atipofthehat on "I'm Not An Economist..."
@Leon
Or you could move to Pittsboro, NC and convert to the Plenty.
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By Clarence Rosario on How Much Do BuzzFeed, Gawker and Business Insider Staff Tweet About Work?
It's also interesting that a number of employees show up near the top of mastheads who barely tweet at all. They're bringing other value, presumably.
Like doing actual work. "Managing". Or commenting on The Awl.
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By davidwatts on Would Facebook Have Prevented Vietnam?
Is it too late to make this my TED talk? I'll tell your corporation all about it for a flat fee of $10k!
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By ericdeamer on Shocking Rich People Purge at Rich People Social Media Network!
And so soon after Social Media Week! How callous.
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By barnhouse on Venture Capital's Massive, Terrible Idea For The Future Of College
@Werner Hedgehog That's a common misconception. One that Archibald and Feldman (among others) have done a good job of debunking:
"The major causal forces for affordability problems over the last decade are shortfalls in state funding of higher education and rising income inequality in the United States, not frivolous amenity competitions among universities or wasteful faculty research. In this light, as policymakers consider their options, I would suggest that we adopt a higher education version of the Hippocratic Oath. First, do no harm."
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By NotAndersonCooper on Why A News Portal Snapped Up A James Deen Furry Cosplay Gif Site
digital gentrification or genital digitization?