For booklovers only

'There's no such thing as too many books'

So I don't feel as stupid after all

I've always been amazed by people who can write or think on their laptop/desktop and don't need any paper to do so. I, on the other hand, do the 'dated' thing of thinking on paper...I cannot make as much sense of things when I read it on screen than when I read it on paper

Till I came across this article, I was rather embarrassed of being the only tech-age nincompoop I know...this does not completely reassure me, but hey at least I have some perspective to my problem...can't get away with it for much longer though, sigh!

Word of the day

Kerfuffle

A post on nothing

All you need to on nothing

Neuron-inspired architecture

http://grinding.be/2009/04/23/sky-terra-cities-in-the-skies/

Can't help but agree

Considering everyone's focusing on the number of variables, methodology, complicated statistics, etc. to deem the 'publishability', (ok, that's a poor attempt at a neologism), of a study, Paul Rozin takes a step back to assess how psychology and observation of human nature have changed over the years.

Here's the link to the pdf of the full text

For someone special

Dipti Nair,

You're an awesome person...the loveliest of them all...thanks for taking such good care of me :)