Deeply Trivial

Its been almost a week since the election, and the political posts seem to have finally died down, replaced with talk of Christmas, Day-Afte...

By now, you’d have to be living under a rock (one without WiFi, no less) to not know that on October 14, 2012, a man named Felix Baumgartner...

As has become increasingly the case recently, the time between this and my previous blog post is much longer than I would have liked. Many p...

At work the other day, I heard a radio ad for Illinois's Click-It-Or-Ticket campaign, in which they discuss the importance of wearing se...

I haven't posted in forever. I'm working on a new post, but it's gotten rather deep, and is taking a while to put together. So I...

I was a little late onto the Adele bandwagon. She had already released her album 19 and “Rolling in the Deep” was already a single when I f...

First, let me say that I generally really enjoy Scientific American articles. They introduce me to new topics, new perspectives, and new w...