things you might not have seen before, but are probably interesting

- Cogprints: "... an electronic archive for self-archive papers... " -- they have papers on everything from psychology to philosophy-of-mind to linguistics to AI, all focused on cognition. Not too shabby. You might run across some gross pop-philosophy stuff ("look, the Vedas totally predict modern quantum physics and this lets us talk about Free Will!") but a lot of their content is really interesting.

- Language Is A Virus: "writing toys, games & gizmoz [sic] to inspire your creativity! Text generators! Cut Up machines!". All sorts of automatic text-generation programs. Compare/contrast with what you see on elsewhere.org.