Health benefits of pedestrian and cyclist commuting: evidence from the Scottish Longitudinal Study
This study, based on a large representative sample followed up for 18 years, provides robust evidence of lower risk of…
This study, based on a large representative sample followed up for 18 years, provides robust evidence of lower risk of…
CJ Chilvers wrote a good reminder about personal publishing on the Open Web in a world of AI writers.
Julia Evans has an excellent post on blogging myths.
Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt has created a lot of chatter and concern among parents and policymakers. With the United…
I’ve had a birdfeeder (I bought this one) for 5 years now. I’ve now seen the same patterns and species…
An actually functional truck, as seen in the neighborhood. For context, Americans are buying ridiculously massive trucks that don’t even…
Rise of Dopamine Culture was one of the better blog posts I’ve read this month. I’m sure it’s a bit…
I do a lot of hiking, backpacking, and recreation in Georgia’s Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. It’s beautiful and amazing. But it’s…
Red-bellied woodpeckers are the backyard big guy. Cardinals are the consistent friends I take for granted. But Bluebirds are the…
I’m definitely enjoying the daffodils, peach blossoms, and camellias during Fool’s Spring
A satire of where Google is pushing website owners with their “E-EAT” guidance.
It’s rare for a single word or theory to explain what is going on, especially about something as complex as…
Eric Barker is one of my absolute favorite authors. I loved reading Barking Up The Wrong Tree and Plays Well…
I love the attention that the concept of the public domain is receiving this year after the first version of…
I discovered this chart from the book Outlive via Andrew Chen’s blog, where he writes that –
I love the trend of unique names for Minor League Baseball teams. And I’m really loving the re-naming of the…
What happened? Country music is good again – seriously. It’s like it moves in 20 year cycles or something.
Slowly but systematically, Atlanta is becoming a better place to bike for transportation.
This is a section of the BeltLine in Atlanta weaving its way through Reynoldstown on its way to the Southside…
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