Gerhard Stoltz (jrstoltz)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

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Accelerating Future » The Dream-Computer Interface about 1 hour ago
- High-throughput circuit screening of intact brains, which Boyden’s work could enable a cognitive science revolution of the highest order. Here it is, creeping up on us, and no journalists are giving it the coverage it deserves
- High-throughput circuit screening of intact brains, which Boyden’s work could enable a cognitive science revolution of the highest order. Here it is, creeping up on us, and no journalists are giving it the coverage it deserves
Calvin and Madison on Men, Angels and Government (Harper's Magazine) about 5 hours ago
- Calvinism was not, by and large, a state religion. This led Calvinist philosophers, particularly those operating in the English-speaking world, to advance the notion of separation of church and state and ideas of religious liberty–as a matter of pragmatic self-interest.
Triumph Of Der Cheese: Berlin Throws Der Sheisse-est Anniversary Party Ever - By Tim Mohr - The eXiled about 6 hours ago
San Francisco News - Worms in the Apple - page 1 on 2009-11-13
- "We've lived 100-plus years with the basic proposition that if you bought it, you own it," he says. "We don't let vendors reach into your living room and micromanage how you use a product. Why should Apple get away with it?"
tu.no - – Strøm til oppvarming er perler for svin - Teknisk Ukeblad on 2009-11-13
ASCII by Jason Scott / The Last Artgroup on 2009-11-13
U.S. Attorney Sought Readership Information from Internet News Site—By Scott Horton (Harper's Magazine) on 2009-11-13
- The attempt to interfere with news collection efforts is more serious, but whenever law enforcement agencies ask about who is reading a publication, constitutional issues arise, and the very question is viewed as having a “chilling effect” on press freedom.
- My bet would be that the prosecutors acting to issue this subpoena broke the internal Justice Department rules by not getting the attorney general’s approval—just as they clearly broke the law in issuing a gag order to a news organization. This may explain why the U.S. attorney quietly withdrew the subpoena as soon as he faced opposition.
Tette forbindelser - frifagbevegelse.no on 2009-11-13
Japan's government: Out of tune | The Economist on 2009-11-13
- discord in the cabinet, and a woeful absence of discussion about the budget next year and beyond, have left many worried.
Deadliest lung cancer breakthrough - Telegraph on 2009-11-13

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Brain Hacking

201 members, 590 items

Web sites and articles related to how the brain works, and things that can be done to alter the way it works.
CR2.0-DigiSkills

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"Developing Digital Skills @ School" focuses on ICT. DigiSkills teachers design, share, compare and enhance teaching methods and materials.
GNARP! The Graphic Narrative Academic Reference Project

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Graphic Narrative Academic Reference Project at Stanford University. Academic and non-academic reference database on all sorts of issues related to graphic narratives, including graphic novels, manga, comics, webcomics, illustration of literature, cartooning, etc.
History Teachers

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This group is for any history teacher interested in sharing online sources and teaching ideas to improve the quality of history teaching and learning in high schools and universities. Just search the group tags for the time period, region and type of source you require and Bob's your uncle.
Netlabels

1 members, 21 items

A group established for the aim of creating a repository of netlabels which provide their music for free.