Life without Google
What would it be like? I’m about to find out. I’ve stopped using […]
Author: Michael
Writer on technology, business and culture. Family guy. Believer.
The emergence of the cloaking economy
I expect plenty of cloaking technologies will emerge for the mass market, things […]
Obama cover “weird”
My six-year-old closely inspected The New Yorker’s satiric Obama cover this morning before […]
Flashback on Dow 1000
I ran across this headline from November 23 1980: Prime rate at 17 […]
On Mark Vernon and Simon Conway Morris
Mark Vernon, one of this year’s Templeton-Cambridge Science and Religion Journalism fellows, has […]
My friend Andrew’s book
Andrew Brown, who was one of the Templeton-Cambridge journalism fellows with me last […]
Locating, locating, locating
During vacation last week I mostly disconnected, but I came online long enough […]
Thinking time
Do we think better when we set aside time for it? Ellis Booker, […]
The Web makes us immortal
Maybe on the Internet we don’t die. We just become static. I say […]
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I went to the Wayback Machine today to dredge up some things I’d […]