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My list is pretty small: * The Economist - great bathroom reading, good analysis of issues. * Scientific American's Mind - I love reading about neuroscience a
by yan 17y ago
My list is pretty small:
* The Economist - great bathroom reading, good analysis of issues.
* Scientific American's Mind - I love reading about neuroscience and psychology experiments
* Rolling Stone - I bought tickets to a concert once and they started sending it to me for free. Eh sometimes interesting.
* Rock and Ice
* Climbing - I climb, so they are relevant.
- bmj 17y agoRock and Ice and Climbing have gone downhill (I've been reading them since the early 90s). Alpinist (http://www.alpinist.com/ http://www.alpinist.com/ is a far better journal, though it is likely twice as expensive as both R&I and Climbing put together.
- yan 17y agoI agree, Climbing has been getting more noticeably worse than R&I, but my coworker gets em every month so I have a subscription by proxy. I subscribe to the Alpinist Newswires RSS and do check it out online occasionally. I'm preparing to do the regular northwest face of half dome this August (first big wall), it's just one of the places I've been looking for inspiration.
- derwiki 17y agoI've actually been quite impressed with the Rolling Stone. Matt Taibbi reminds me of a modern day Hunter S. Thompson, and a lot of the other contributing authors write some interesting stuff too. Much better than Spin.