The Harvard Implicit Association Tests have decided that I have a “moderate preference for short people over tall people” (that is a paraphrase, as I accidentally closed the page).

Is general relativity wrong?

“Black holes ‘do not exist’” argues something rather close to these lines, asserting that black holes cannot exist, and that something odd, unpredicted by general relativity, happens instead.

Homosexual activists are not accepting the recent near-restoration of sanity in Michigan. Facing the results of the marriage definition amendment, they are now fighting for health benefits anyway. The New York Times “>has details.

The Harvard Implicit Association Tests has decided “[My] data suggest[s] a moderate automatic preference for Books relative to Television.” Surprise Surprise.

I was somewhat bummed to discover that this site requires flash and doesn’t detect when flash isn’t working. Ah well.