Mind Maps
Bubbl.us is a nice new service allowing you to create online mind maps for brainstorming. PC Magazine has a good review/introduction.
Labels: creativity, lecture, tools
Bubbl.us is a nice new service allowing you to create online mind maps for brainstorming. PC Magazine has a good review/introduction.
Labels: creativity, lecture, tools
Kudos to the site BuildYourMemory. Pretty much all you need to read to do just that.
Here's a nice list of 50 things to avoid when writing called How To Write Good.
Labels: creativity, funny, lecture
Jeg vil gerne slå et slag for det fremragende blad RetorikMagasinet. Du kan læse Weekendavisens rosende omtale af bladet her.
Labels: dansk, interesting, lecture, social psychology, text
With this quality List Of Fallacious Arguments you'll be prepared to sidestep faulty logic in arguments. Your own as well as others.
The article Cellular Telephone Basics taught me how cellular phones actually works. Nice. As a shorter, but not superficial, intro to the subject I also recommend How Cellular Phones Work from the excellent site Howstuffworks.
Labels: lecture, technology, text
Onelook Dictionary Search is an astonishingly useful ressource. It let's you look up an english word or term in 98 different quality, online dictionaries in one go. It also offers a powerful wildcard search.
Douglas Rushkoff is one of a few heroes of mine. He did quite a masterpiece of a speak at the Reboot 4 conference here in Denmark, presenting his thoughts on media social psychology and history of ideas. It's a pleasure to watch. Lots of powerful input.
Labels: history of ideas, lecture, media, social psychology, sociology
I would like to bring to your attention that the excellent collection of good quality online dictionaries Onelook has a valuable feature. It allows for searches with wildcards. For 1 letter ?, for at string of letters * e.g. "fore?t" or "fo*st" but finds the word "forest", as well as other matches.
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Another sweet source of information here at ddavid.dk - Where Information Comes to Hang Out. Berkeley University of California has been so kind as to put online podcasts of series of lectures. You will find both audio and video, and you will find it here.
Labels: creativity, history of ideas, lecture, politics, psychology, technology, tools
For the matematically inclined, this article from Wikipedia on Mental Calculations has some good info on how to do calculation in your head. The methods I liked the most are Indirect calculation, Using square numbers, 9 and 3 rules, Approximating square roots and Squaring numbers near X.
I am still in the finishing chapters of Dr. George Boeree's Social Psychology Basics. Good one. Basically it's just a free textbook. If that turns you on, it's cool.
Labels: lecture, social psychology, text
I highly recommend GRC's Security Now podcast with Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte to the technically inclined. It's 36 episodes and counting of high quality education on computer security related subjects, with a focus on the basics, brilliantly explained by the very competent Steve Gibson.
Labels: internet technology, lecture, privacy, radio, security, technology
Henrik Dahl har Mogens Lykketoft i studiet til en samtale om 90'erne i udsendelsen 90'erne - hvordan var de? Georg Metz er med på telefonen. Udsendelsen er et godt tilbageblik på en tid, det kun lige er blevet muligt at begynde at se tilbage på.
ManyBooks is a pretty impressive collection of free eBooks. You can download the books in a variety of different formats, including PDF and iPod Notes. I think you will be able to find most classics there. As a measure of the size of the collection, the listing of authors starting with the letter S amounts to 420.
Oh, the number of times you have been told by people on your television that it is possible to cheat a lie detector and thought "Yeah, well - how?!". No more. I give to you The Lie About the Lie Detector - a 220-page all-you-need-to-know PDF on the subject, created by AntiPolygraph.org.
Labels: golden link, intelligence, interesting, lecture, text
Hvis du er interesseret i efterretningsvirksomhed, bliver du nødt til at læse Lars R. Møller: Operation Hurricane - Efterretningsvirksomhed før og nu. Jeg er virkelig imponeret over det arbejde, der ligger i den bog, og den grad af information, jeg føler jeg har modtaget efter at have læst den. Den behandler emnet teoretisk, og kommer samtidig med en masse historiske cases. Læs den!
Labels: dansk, intelligence, interesting, lecture
I anledning af sæsonpremieren på den fremragende serie 24 timer - 4. sæson i DK, 5. sæson i US - får du lige CIA's gamle forhørsmanual fra 1963 KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation, og den kortere opfølger fra 1983 Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual (selve den scannede version af sidstnævnte her). Lisa Haugaard har skrevet en god artikel bl.a. om disse to tekster, ved navn Textbook Repression: US Training Manuals Declassified.
Labels: dansk, intelligence, interesting, lecture, persuation, text, tv shows
Dahls Duel på P1 handler denne gang om politisk retorik, og har titlen I politik gælder alle kneb. Professor i retorik Christian Kock fortæller bl.a. om tre meget almindelige retoriske tricks, som jeg er glad for at have lært at kende. Citat fra programmets hjemmeside:
Labels: dansk, lecture, persuation, politics, radio, social psychology
Onelook Dictionary Search is an astonishingly useful ressource. It let's you look up an english word or term in a lot of high-quality, online dictionaries. It also offers a powerful wildcard search.
Labels: interesting, lecture, tools
De fleste af de ting, du har læst om MDMA (Ecstasy), er baseret på uvidenskabelig og direkte forkert forskning. Denne artikel gennemgår de forskningsresultater, du er blevet fremlagt, i Ekstra Bladets forgange kampagne og lignende. Tænk Parkinson's, 'huller i hjernen', dopamin- og serotoninmangler og billeder af 'din hjerne, og din hjerne efter Ecstasy'.
Labels: dansk, drugs, interesting, lecture, politics, science