Jonah Lehrer just got a prime gig at the New Yorker. He even got his own New Yorker blog about "science, imagination, and the mind!" How's that blog going? I notice that all of the entries on the front page of the blog begin with italicized text. Let's just take a look at those, shall we? Here's all the italicized text on the front page of Lehrer's blog:

Editors’ Note: Portions of this post appeared in similar form in an April, 2011, post by Jonah Lehrer for Wired.com. We regret the duplication of material.

Editors’ Note: The introductory paragraphs of this post appeared in similar form in an October, 2011, column by Jonah Lehrer for the Wall Street Journal. We regret the duplication of material.

Editors’ Note: Portions of this post appeared in similar form in a December, 2009, piece by Jonah Lehrer for Wired magazine. We regret the duplication of material.

Editors’ Note: Portions of this post appeared in similar form in an April, 2010, column by Jonah Lehrer for the Wall Street Journal and in a July, 2009, article for the Guardian, which was an excerpt of Lehrer’s book “How We Decide.” We regret the duplication of material.

Editors’ Note: Portions of this post appeared in similar form in an October, 2011, post by Jonah Lehrer for Wired.com and in an August, 2008, column by Lehrer for the Boston Globe. We regret the duplication of material.

In case you were wondering, that's an editor's note on every single post. While I admire Lehrer's dedication to recycling, I imagine the offices at The New Yorker must be pretty interesting this week.