[BLOG] Some Friday links

[rfmcdonald]

• Anthrodendum features a guest author talking about the need for artificial intelligence's introduction into our civilization to be managed.


• Dangerous Minds tells the story of how John Lennon and Yoko Ono met Marshall McLuhan.


• Cody Delistraty suggests Freud still matters, as a founder and as a pioneer of a new kind of thinking.


• The Dragon's Gaze reports on cloud circulation patterns of exoplanet HD 80606b.


• Far Outliers examines just how Chinese immigration to Southeast Asia, particularly Singapore, became so big.


• Hornet Stories interviews Moises Serrano, one of the many undocumented queer people victims of the repeal of DACA.


• Marginal Revolution notes a study suggesting some Indian students have math skills which do not translate into the classroom.


• The NYR Daily looks at the crackdown on free media in Cambodia.


• The Planetary Society Blog looks at a new set of recommendations for Canada's space future by the Space Advisory Board.


• Roads and Kingdoms reports from Burma, noting the prominence of social media in anti-Rohingya hate.


• Cheri Lucas Rowlands shares beautiful photos from the Sicilian community of Taormina.


• Ethan Siegel at Starts With A Bang talks about the mystery of some stars which appear to be older than the universe.


• Window on Eurasia is critical of a Russian proposal for UN peacekeepers in the Donbas making no mention of Russia.