From the monthly archives:

October 2008

Building A New Type Of Social Network: How “Glue” Is Using Semantic Technology To Change The Way People Connect On The Web

by Steffan Antonas on October 28, 2008

The web is evolving rapidly and it’s nice to see that social networking is evolving right along with it. If you frequent top tech sites like TechCrunch and ReadWriteWeb, you’ve probably heard (or read) the term “Semantic Web” hundreds of times this year, but in this blogger’s humble opinion, all the hype and hoopla hasn’t [...]

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The Real Difference Between Liberals And Conservatives

by Steffan Antonas on October 2, 2008

According to Jonathan Haidt, there’s one key personality trait (more than any other) that predicts who becomes liberal and and who becomes conservative. In this lecture, Haidt draws on the latest from developmental and moral psychology and makes a very persuasive argument why “openness to experience” – that craving for novelty, diversity, variety, travel and [...]

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