On Ross Douthat on Abortion: A Case of Op-Ed Malpractice
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On Ross Douthat on Abortion: A Case of Op-Ed Malpractice
"That Douthat would exploit a result well within the range of sampling error—directly contradicting Pew's instructions about how to read the data—as a backbone of his case is malpractice."
A depressingly common malpractice.
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On Inspirational Drake: Because Getting A Forehead Tattoo Is Too Much
Hahah, excellent choice. The preponderance of this type of thing has baffled (and occasionally delighted) me all year. Maura hits on it a bit here, too.
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On The Long, Twisted History Of Marvel Comics: A Talk With Sean Howe
I'm in that "more people than just comic book fans" and this sounds quite interesting. As a kid, I missed out entirely on comics and later it always felt like far too large a thing to know where to begin, but this seems like it could be a good place to start.
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On Dong-Free Chatroulette Fails to Attract Users, Probably Due to Lack of Surprise Dong
Ah, the old dong pivot, familiar from my time in Goldman Sachs' Southeast Asian forex division.
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On The Dueling Flickr Feeds Of Barack Obama And Mitt Romney
@City_Dater This picture is so great at original size. Team Wisconsin! I'm not sure a single element is in focus. Maybe "CAN'T"?
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On Is Computer Thing Stupid-Making?
Another controversial news!!..
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On Striking Teacher In Chicago Crosses Line
@My Number Is My Address This really didn't get the kind of response it deserved.
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On More Evidence That There's No Reason To Ever Use The Word "Honcho"
I call shower-caps "head ponchos".
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On Man Hates Self, Twitter
Choire will ruin your subtweet.