Irregular Linkdump, #10

Loads of stuff this time round.

• Since we're in November, thoughtful posts on Scrabo Power and Slugger pondering the wearing of the poppy.
• William Crawley offers some sensible perspective on all this Brand-Ross craziness.
• Gizmodo are still talking about Lego. It's great.
• The BBC examines the Hippocratic Oath.
• How we will read books in the future.
• When Virtual Methodist suggested this to me, to say it "frightened the life out of" me doesn't even come close. I'm thinking about it, but I suspect I truly haven't the nerve. Dare I also mention practicalities?
• Rands proposes the FriendDA, although the document itself appears to be down just now. Nice idea.
• I had actually started to code up something a little like TypeTester for my own use, but it's a much more comprehensive implementation, and it's there already, so I downed tools quite happily.
• Some reflection in the Independent on the ridiculously overdone Religion vs. Science question.
• How good are your eyes?, via Kottke, I think. A very informative little game.
• And finally, a hilarious yet worthwhile leaked email to Sunday Express editorial staff.