Ravings of an annoyed scientist
MarkHumorous commentary on science, higher education, and anything else that crosses my overly stressed mind.
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Historical trivia
If you’re a card-carrying scientist, you probably enjoy learning new things. Recently I’ve enjoyed doing the New York Times Flashback quiz. The quiz gives the player eight historical events to place in chronological order. The historical ev...
Efficiency is a relative thing
Efficiency is a double-edged words. It sounds good because who doesn’t want to be more efficient. But often there are hidden agendas swathed in efficiency that actually are neither efficient nor helpful.
Mind your words
Words are important. The way they are used is also important. But sometimes, a word pops up that perhaps you haven’t heard often or is used in a new context that seems conspicuous. The first time you hear it, you might take only a small not...
The Roadmap to Destroy Academia
There’s an old adage that you’re not paranoid if everyone really is out to get you. That’s how it feels in academia right now. I’ve written a lot about the attacks by the Federal government (I still use that term loosely), particularly in s...
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