Spock & Son
From Post-Secret's Father's Day Edition
Oh, and here's a horribly grainy out-take of Leonard's son surprising him during filming.
2013-06-16
From Post-Secret's Father's Day Edition
Oh, and here's a horribly grainy out-take of Leonard's son surprising him during filming.
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Interesting Links for 16-06-2013
- You Won’t Believe How Many Keywords The NSA Is Tracking (can't think of many things that doesn't include)
- Some pieces of useful household advice
- Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie on playing Brienne of Tarth.
- Arguments From My "Opponent Believes Something"
- Depressed people taste fat less.
- Sugar overload can damage your heart
- I predict this movie will win _all_the Oscars
- Everything that's wrong with BBC Question Time in one graph
- Why I Won’t Be Supporting Rhoda Grant’s Criminalisation of the Purchase of Sex (Scotland) Bill
- This is the totally bonkers story of the US/Canada border (no, seriously, I was gripped)
The most interesting thing you'll watch today is this video about the geographic border between Canada and the ol' U.S. of A. Yes, really.
- How each regeneration shaped The Doctor
- Sculpture in clothes is pretty awesome
- Ursula K LeGuin writes brillianty about old age
- Iain Banks: the final interview
A perfect example of people believing things they know aren't true
Alief is a concept I didn't realise I needed, until I encountered it. The idea that there are things what we absolutely do not, and yet act as if they are true.
Here's a nice, visceral, example, that also shows off how awesome Virtual Reality is going to be in the next couple of years:
Here's a nice, visceral, example, that also shows off how awesome Virtual Reality is going to be in the next couple of years: