>>> A steady diet of science news is bad for you
I was wondering why reading the PhysOrg RSS feed almost always leaves a bad taste in my mental mouth. I had it in my feed list for a couple of months, and I consistently feel that I just don't want to read it.
Bye-bye, PhysOrg.
(A rather relevant quote from your previous post: "Asch's experiment shows that the power of dissent to inspire others is real". http://lesswrong.com/lw/ma/on_expressing_your_concerns/).
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>>> A steady diet of science news is bad for you
I was wondering why reading the PhysOrg RSS feed almost always leaves a bad taste in my mental mouth. I had it in my feed list for a couple of months, and I consistently feel that I just don't want to read it.
Bye-bye, PhysOrg.
(A rather relevant quote from your previous post: "Asch's experiment shows that the power of dissent to inspire others is real". http://lesswrong.com/lw/ma/on_expressing_your_concerns/).