- Henderson's hierarchy of blogging.
- Technology and healthcare. "Technology does bring costs down. What percent of his income did your grandfather spend on computers? I bet it was zero. Technology brings down the cost and price of health care too. How many hip replacements were done in 1950? None. So the price of a hip replacement was effectively infinity. It's much lower now."
- Why supply and demand are hard to measure.
- Amazon plus Synergy = Kindle.
- Why do moms have higher unemployment rates than dads?
- Hewlett-Packard is building an eBook reader?
- Babel's Dawn: A blog about the origin of language. (HT Seth Roberts)
- Sex differences and variation in personality. "When men are confronted with challenging situations, they typically produce adrenaline, which is what causes them to run around, hollering like frat boys at a kegger. An adrenaline rush is a good feeling, but when confronted with the same situation, women produce a different chemical, called acetylcholine. Pretty much what (acetylcholine) does is it makes you want to vomit."
- For Jim Collins, no question is too big?
- 6 ways to keep the simple from getting complex.
- Eco-Comics: The economics inside comic books. (HT Tyler Cowen)
- If you're a student and buy a Mac, they will throw in a free iPod Touch (and a free printer). I discovered this yesterday when I stopped by the Apple Store after work.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
The Daily Dozen
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