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+1 for Deezer: http://Deezer.com . Excellent service, and the downloads are fast (unlike Rdio).

Definitely check out Deezer: http://deezer.com . I've been using it for years. Good selection, fast downloads, gift cards - it's probably got everything you need.

The issue isn't so much about which marketing channel works best (i.e. traditional vs digital) but about the psychological levers of persuassion. People don't like "conversing" and…

Emulate Inc, a biotech startup that designed organs-on-chips, a technology that could potentially stop animal testing.[1] I also follow Beyond Meat. Google's Sergey Brin invested i…

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The signal to noise ratio isn't good though. Personal integrity has been sacrificed for scientific "advancement".

It's not just psychological research that is deeply flawed. Only a quarter of scientific drug research is successfully reproduced as well.[1] Carl Jung claimed one of the chief fac…

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I designed a personality test based on the word experiments of CG Jung. I can see this as a coaching/therapeutic tool for individuals and couples. The physical card deck is here: h…

Definitely consider BlackBerry's Passport. It's a fantastic phone. Lots of screen real estate for reading e-books and spreadsheets. And it runs Android apps (using 1Mobile Market, …

The site and app look great. Very promising. I suggest going with a copywriter to help you craft your message. I'd start with your USP. Again, fantastic job. I signed up for the An…

If multiple software companies have successfully trademarked the exact same single word, does that matter or not? (They're all sharing it already.) Yes. As someone who owns a trade…

By using the exonerative voice, a liar avoids committing to a particular narrative. They can easily back away from a statement by saying "I only said baggage is subject to being se…

But then there is the "grimace index" experiment, where scientists at McGill University in Montreal tortured mice, increasing the amounts of pain to measure facial expressions. The…