Linkage

• Dr Henry Heimlich uses Heimlich manoeuvre for first time at 96 (The Guardian) He did a "me"?
• Sheep go on 'psychotic rampage' through Welsh village after eating cannabis plants (London Evening Standard) A bad case of the munchies?
• Sea sponge the size of a minivan discovered in ocean depths off Hawaii (The Guardian) Oh, who lives in a pineapple under the sea?  Sponge Bob Anabolic Steroids!
• Your brain does not process information and it is not a computer (Aeon Essays)
• The Necessity of Political Vulgarity (Current Affairs) Calls for civility were overrated.
• This 5,000-year-old recipe for beer actually sounds pretty tasty (Ars Technica) History brewing geek time.
• More Young Adults Are Living With Their Parents Than At Any Time Since the Great Depression (Washington's Blog) And the employment to population ratio remains well below what it was in 2008. We are still in a depression.
• Neoliberalism’s Press Gangs: How Markets Raise Costs (Naked Capitalism) It applies in a lot of places, most notably healthcare, but in this case it's credit card interchange fees.

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