The h2g2 Post 27.03.17
Created | Updated Apr 1, 2017
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Using Our Heads There was a Phrenology Almanac for 1848? Who knew? Well, of course we did. We're the only non-specialists weird enough to know things like that. Or care. We've got an excerpt from that goody in this week's issue – see the Literary Corner – but that's not why it's here on the Editorial page. Notice the motto? 'To believe is well. To know is better.' It struck us that this was a really good motto, if you know what we mean. Apply liberally to your information sources.
Speaking of devils and such, Your Editor provides some less-than-high-type information. After all, that's the specialité de la maison around here. There's a quiz about unfortunate headlines. There's optical snark. I do attempt to redeem myself by explaining how to fact-check. . . or is that just chutzpah on my part? Anyway, enjoy the goodies this week, and keep sending Stuff. Besides the new challenge, which will be up on Saturday, we can always use your photos, captionable and otherwise, personal anecdotes, book and film reviews, rants, fiction. . . whatever you can think of that doesn't violate international treaties. And have a good week out there! |
ODDLY WILD LIFE | |
Canis familiaris. |
High flier. |
ODDMENTS | |
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Headline faux pas-es. |
Fleafall. |
Whither weather? |
APRIL PREVIEW | |
The Devil's Boots Don't Creak. |
John Brown's Rock Group. |
FACTS! (NOT FAKE.) | |
Plato and AI, by Robbie. |
Skillful manoeuvre. |
Fact checking for grownups. |
Phrenology? Here's 'proof'. |
SIGNS OF SPRING | |
The Devil Made Me Do It. |
Tavaron's spring garden. |
FEEDBACK, SUBMISSIONS AND DISCUSSION | |
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