It’s that time of year again! Time for this internet bottom-feeder to aggregate all the science and technology lists I can find and put them into one post for you to read. It’s been a year, so here it is—in list form!
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Since this week has been full of news that removes my ability to even, this week you don’t so much get an article as you get a list of Things That Shouldn’t Be Things. Aka, things I didn’t think I’d have to be freaking saying in 2017.
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June is Pride Month, and so I thought I would take a moment to celebrate the queer women authors and genderqueer authors that have made an impact on my reading habits, my work, and my life. This is by no means an exhaustive list of all of the amazing authors that fall into that category, merely the ones that have had the most impact on me (and probably not even all of those, because there are a lot. I read so much stuff you guys. So much). Because I’m selfish that way. And because if I let myself I would fall down this rabbit hole forever.
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Happy New Year! No news roundup this week — instead, it’s time for our annual List of Lists post. Let’s get meta!
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Last week, on February 4th, Astronaut Ed Mitchell died, bringing the number of surviving moonwalkers down to seven. The news reports referred to him alternately as “the last Apollo 14 astronaut” and “the sixth man to […]
So I’m in transit between Chicago and Boston today, so instead of a rant about religion trumping individuals’ rights in America because corporations are allowed the same protections as religions, have my top five amazon.com […]
It’s that time of year again: a list of lists to end your year, in handy point form! Science: AAAS Science has three lists worth checking out: the top ten science news stories, top fifteen […]
I don’t normally do end-of-the-year lists — except for my annual list of year-end lists, which will be happening again, I can assure you — but as a self-described internet bottom-feeder, I do have one […]