The Most Social Guy Who Ever Wanted to Ditch Society
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For someone who revels in solitude in âInto the Wild,â Chris McCandless is remarkably good at making friends.
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A TIME critic's take on the cantankerous director of MASH and other sprawling social comedies
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By Saul Hansell  Mark Zuckerberg is a member of the Google generation, a generation too young to remember all the fortunes lost when the last dot-com boom ended.
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Often dismissed as a quirky pipe dream, it took a thrill-seeking mogul to energize one of mankind's oldest desires. By James Lee from Wired magazine.
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I plead guilty to past transgressions. So, call me a hypocrite if you will. I don't care anymore. I refuse to get stuck in the past because the present and the near future is fun. Indulge if you will in recurrent and persistent thoughts, impulses, or images experienced as intrusive and distressing. The obsession with Microsoft in Open Software communities is excessive and unreasonable and a product of the mind. My only hope is that such thoughts, impulses, and, or images can be expunged by logic or reasoning, which is contrary to the notions in the psychiatric community. read more
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From a 50-inch plasma TV to a top-of-the-line wine cooler, what every solo guy needs to subsist in style.
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The intense motivations of a bizarre NBA superstar
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Steven Rothâs decision to step away from the bidding in the war over Equity Office may cement his image as a man who does not let his ego get the better of his judgment.
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Frustrated with the standard tools of his trade, a self-styled ârogue sociologistâ befriended a gang leader and began a curious insider-outsider life at a notorious Chicago housing project.
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Extending the hand of friendship to a man viewed as a paranoid recluse with extreme views may seem a puzzling move. It becomes even more inexplicable when to do so could earn you the disapproval of the US, a powerful enemy.
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Greg Gutfeld, former editor of Men's Health and Stuff, is finding a home for his bravado at the bawdy and beery Maxim magazine in Britain.
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Tycho:  It is often the case that we are jumped by four or five horde ten levels higher than us.  This is often because we've jumped a friend of theirs, ten levels lower than us, as retribution for some earlier act of aggression, in slavish iteration of a behavior that has - as its culmination - the end of all life, everywhere.  Kara marveled that Gabriel and I were able to escape these confrontations with such regularity.  What was our secret?  "Fear," I said, bending the microphone closer.  "Fear, and selfishness."
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Forget altruism. Think about yourself first.
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Ignore Diogenes, he's just trolling Stob 'What if,' said a friend down the pub the other day, when the conversation was circling uneasily for take off at that tricky third round mark, 'what if those old Greek philosophers - you know, the ones that used to sit around all day gassing - what if they had had the benefit of modern social website software, like Facebook? Would it have made a difference to Western civilisation?'â¦
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A networking giant is tired of looking like a kid's plaything.
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Thanks to technology, people have never been more connected--or more alienated.
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The mock pundit's mission to insinuate himself in places where he doesnât belong continues apace.