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The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. The museum of the present by James Panero The New Criterion, December, 2016 How museums have gone from being about something to being for somebody. What’s a museum? This is a question I have asked more than once in The New Criterion. It’s one this magazine has been asking since its first issue. And it’s one that I wish museu..

Château de Tocqueville in Tocqueville, France. Tocqueville’s English correspondenceby S. J. D. GreenThe New CriterionNovember, 2016 On the French statesman’s English language letters. More than three-quarters of a century after it was first commissioned, the project to publish Alexis de Tocqueville’s Oeuvres complètes remains, ironically, incomplete. He only li..

The Creepiest Children’s Drawings Everby Memolition · October 25, 2016 Kids may seem so pure and innocent, but when you hand them some crayons and a piece of paper… Oh boy, do their imaginations go wild. And not in a good way. Here is a list of creepy drawings by children. From terrifying greeting cards to drawings of someone being cut up at night – just looking at..

Is This Economist Too Far Ahead of His Time?The Chronicle of Higher Education Stephen Voss for The Chronicle Review By David Wescott October 16, 2016 It’s the year 2120. You feel no hunger, no cold, no heat, no pain. There’s no need to eat or to take medicine, though you can if you like. You are beautiful, intelligent, and charismatic, as are your friends, co-workers, love..

Lovers of WisdomWhat began in wonder has ended in pedantry. George Santayana remarked in one of his books that there is no good reason for a philosopher to make his living teaching in a university. He would probably be better off as the man who collects umbrellas and checks coats in a small, seldom-visited museum. And Santayana’s onetime colleague at Harvard, William James, m..

September 24, 2016 1:00 pm JSTElite South Korean school has free rein to turn out innovators KENTARO OGURA, Nikkei staff writer Nikkei Asian Review This robot earned KAIST the top prize at the 2015 DARPA Robotics Challenge. SEOUL -- KAIST, as the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology is known, is a household name in South Korea. Now it is gaining prominence on the ..

The Unbearable Asymmetry of Bullshit written by Brian D. EarpQuilletteFeb. 15, 2016 Science and medicine have done a lot for the world. Diseases have been eradicated, rockets have been sent to the moon, and convincing, causal explanations have been given for a whole range of formerly inscrutable phenomena. Notwithstanding recent concerns about sloppy research, small sample siz..

Purchase This Artwork Beauty Is Physics’ Secret Weapon A Nobel laureate maps his path to discovery. Steve Paulson By Steve Paulson Illustration by Rebecca Mock January 14, 2016 Nautilus We recognize beauty when we see it, right? Michelangelo’s David, Machu Picchu, an ocean sunrise. Could we say the same about the…By Steve Paulson We recognize beauty when we see it, right..

Do Dogs Know Other Dogs Are Dogs?This is not a philosophical riddle. Despite their highly variable appearance, dogs can recognize each other by sight alone. By Julie Hechtt Scientific Americanon December 29, 2015 Afghan Hound meets Pug images courtesy Autier-Dérian et al. Do you see dogs everywhere? My ears perk up to the jingle jangle of metal-on-metal, hopeful that it pr..