
The chimpanzee and the whale: two recent views
Jennifer Jacquet (jenniferjacquet.com) is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia researching cooperation and the tragedy of the commons.

The chimpanzee and the whale: two recent views

Infinite Balance: Nature and Human Nature

Christmas Google Trends

Finding Nemo Isn't Easy: Film's Stars Threatened with Extinction

Shifting Baselines: The Past and the Future of Ocean Fisheries

The Best Blazer (and the Year’s Best Books)
Today the New York Times put out their list of the top ten books of 2011. Among them, Nobel-prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking Fast and Slow, which is a remarkable read about how the human mind works and necessary material for anyone, anywhere, period.

When Crabs Throw Their Claws in the Air, They Wave Them Like They Care

Google Trend: Tryptophan

Oil Pipeline Protesters Surround the White House Today

Treats Not Tricks: Scientists Favor Research about Reward over Punishment

A Worse You Could be Better Off: Robert Trivers' Folly of Fools

Vintage Apple

Laughter

Fall Google Trends

Books to Read Together: Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, The Emperor of Scent, Perfumes: The A-Z Guide

7 Reasons to Swim with Whale Sharks

Back to School: Teaching Evolution

9/11 Memorial Name Placement

We're Not Alone: 8,699,999 other species on Earth

Mislabeled MSC-certified fish

Immune System + Opportunity = Immunitunity

`Talk to Me' Exhibit Speaks, But Not the Whole Truth

Is Shame Necessary?

The pros & cons of Amazon Mechanical Turk for scientific surveys