RT @AdamMGrant: How to be a better critical thinker: 1. Be 10% more skeptical of people you agree with—and 10% more charitable to people y…

RT @Grady_Booch: We live in a world exquisitely dependent on computing, with artifacts that range from the profoundly simple to the stagger…

@JonnyH3232 @lucasbergvall18 @LastWordOnSpurs @TheirishY @aob76 What a great find! Hopefully, he gets to grow at a good pace and gets a good rest here and there. This is the sorted list of minutes played this season.

“Tact is the art of making a point without making an enemy“ - Howard W. Newton

RT @nxthompson: I continue to think this is one of the most important cartoons of recent years. @marketoonist

RT @Rainmaker1973: Born #Today in 1913, Mary Keller was a Catholic religious sister, educator and pioneer in computer science. She was th…

RT @ChrchCurmudgeon: Some of your moms cut the crust off your sandwiches, and it shows.

@iamfujimura Excellent application, as @DrChrisWatkin would argue:

RT @tillwehvfaces: C.S. Lewis with one of the most insightful paragraph ever written

@swardley Neil Postman traced this back to Taylor. Would you agree with his assessment?

@VaughnVernon So true! I’ve never read Neil Postman’s Technopoly before, and I find it so fascinating.

RT @AmyMantravadi: It’s release day for BROKEN BONDS: A NOVEL OF THE REFORMATION!!!! 🎉🥳 📖 The story of LUTHER, ERASMUS, MELANCHTHON clingi…

RT @HardcoreHistory: I love this explanation by C.S. Lewis re: why understanding the past is so important (as a real life-enhancing element…

“Pascal knew that Montaigne was cheating: to most humans, curiosity about higher things comes naturally; it's indifference to them that must be learned.” - Mark Lilla

@mattfahrner “ The U.S. spends the fifth-highest amount per pupil compared to the 37 other OECD countries, behind Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, and Norway.” Source:

@iamfujimura “I really only love God as much as the person I love least.” - Dorothy Day

RT @engineers_feed: Interesting: Ancient Babylonians did math in base 60 instead of base 10. From this we derive the modern-day usage of 60…

RT @Natureart56:

@McCormickProf “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another” Proverbs 27:17