Interesting Links for 30-07-2015

• Is your brain really necessary (and why is there a maths genius who only has 5% of one?)
  • (tags: mathematics brain water )
• Dozens of fathers among migrants to be forcibly deported tonight
  • (tags: migration family UK )
• Scots back women’s right to choose as prospect of abortion laws being devolved to Holyrood discussed
  • (tags: abortion Scotland )
• Wi-Fi Sense in Windows 10: Yes, it shares your passkeys; no, you shouldn’t be scared
  • (tags: security Windows WiFi )
• Tax havens: Super-rich ‘hiding’ at least $21tn
  • (tags: tax wealth )
• The bee-sting theory of poverty
  • (tags: poverty economics psychology money )
• Our policy in the Middle East is bad and getting worse
  • (tags: middle_east politics military )
• Tom Cruise lip-syncing to Meatloaf is something to behold
  • (tags: TomCruise video music viaKillerWeasel )
• Is it wrong for a dad to want to pass on his surname?
  • (tags: names patriarchy parenting men OhForFucksSake )
• The difference between “Hispanic” and “Latino”
  • (tags: america brazil spain language Mexico )
• Music made from Pi (works really well)
  • (tags: music numbers pi video )
• Engineers, safety, why we’re different and why it’s complicated
  • (tags: engineering safety )
• No, scientists aren’t predicting 10ft higher sea level by 2050
  • (tags: globalwarming )
• The 3 Biggest Things That Bother Men In Bed
  • (tags: sex men stress viaTheFerrett )
• Prostate cancer is five different diseases
  • (tags: prostate cancer )
• QUIC Experiments
  • (tags: Google internet )
• China sets up first unmanned factory; all processes are operated by robots
  • (tags: robots manufacturing China )
• On Corbyn: What if the rules have changed?
  • (tags: politics UK Labour viaJennieRigg )
• Provocative new study finds bullies have highest self esteem, social status, lowest rates of depression
  • (tags: bullying status self-esteem )
• Programmers – Do Terrible Things To Your Code!
  • (tags: programming testing )
• 10 heavenly psychology studies you’ll wish you’d participated in
  • (tags: psychology awesome )