November 25, 2009




Ann Althouse gives us another BhTV scoop.
Babies are especially susceptible to Palin fatigue.
Appreciating the nuances of Sarah Palin’s new memoir.

Joe, don't look now, but she followed you home. [h/t osmium]
Louis Armstrong knew the score.
John Horgan’s 6-second summation and review of “Lost.”
John McWhorter, NSFW as usual.
The musical sounds of mathematical equations.
What's the #1 source of insightful political analysis for conservatives? (Hint: Rush is #2.)
We prefer Flavor-Blasted Xtra-Cheddar Joel Achenbach® [h/t uncle ebeneezer]
David Corn spills the beans on a technological breakthrough at BhTV.





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Behavioral economics and Thanksgiving dinner
Ezra Klein & Mark Bittman
Is the political-entertainment complex a good thing?
Conor Friedersdorf & Peter Suderman
Why influenza viruses are so challenging
Mark Leon Goldberg & Gregory Hartl
Why has violence been declining for centuries?
Robert Wright & Steven Pinker



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As the Copenhagen climate conference approaches, our 'heads talk about how to confront global warming. David W. Orr, author of the new book "Down to the Wire," debates Jim Manzi about the appropriate response to the uncertainties of future climate change. David argues that passing the cap-and-trade bill is crucial—but still not enough. Lester Brown, author of the new book "Plan B 4.0," and David Roberts of Grist wonder if America can mobilize against climate change as we did against a more immediate threat during WWII. Lester rejects the "all of the above" approach, making the case that nuclear energy and clean coal are the wrong path to pursue.

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