Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Originally posted on prior probability:
Feliz Navidad

Forty years ago Sol LeWitt created a piece of art called “The Area of Manhattan Between the Places I Have Lived Is Removed” in which he cut out the geographical area between all the places he had lived in New … Continue reading →

Compared to last year, I slowed down my scholarly production somewhat. In addition to my regular teaching duties, I published a full-length law review article in the Chapman Law Review on Guaranteed Income: Chronicle of a Political Death Foretold and … Continue reading →

From our longtime friends at the Black Bean Deli on Colonial Drive in Orlando, Florida. ¡Feliz Navidad!

What other activities have our modern-day Puritans tried to ban? More details here, via OpenCulture.

That is the title of this report by Gareth Dorrian and Ian Whittaker, via phys.org. Today (21 Dec.) marks the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year.

… the label might look like this: Lesson of the day: all of our foods, even all-natural ones, are full of chemical compounds. More details here and here, via James Kennedy. Hat tip: @pickover.