This Vanity Fair book excerpt, via a tweet from the prolific niubi, is a fascinating and timely example of the point Scott Adams just recently made… “What if the reason you engage in practical activities has nothing to do with your ability to reason, and everything to do with being lucky that your particular brand of crazy has some utility?”
What is your craziness? Is there any utility in it?
Betting on the Blind Side | Vanity Fair
As if we really need a reason here’s a good one. Reasons for Saying Hello | Esmerel
The Chinese Internet: Why the “Copy Cats” Win
Women prefer dates wear a suit and because women are predisposed to look for “good providers” Li says he can track for every extra 1,000 RMB you make a month, statistically what percentage more attractive you will be to an average woman. “It’s a math fact,” he says. “I can build you a model.”
Are you chatting to your cybernaut friends again?:
“When I was young and I wanted to know something, I was beaten for being too inquisitive. That’s the problem with the young people today, they have a google answer for everything. If they had to walk to their local library every time they had something stupid to ask they would ask a lot less stupid questions.”