1. Do high-income Americans pay enough taxes to be "fair?"
2. Investigation problems with the Germanwings plane crash.
3. A visualization of the London underground.
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Friday, March 20, 2015
Links of the Day
1. Books to help your business and your life. I'm planning on working my way through some of these in the near future.
2. The perceived effects of the Internet on emerging and developing nations. I'd say we overestimate the negative impact on morality and instead of the Internet having a causal effect, it simply provides a very accessible means for people to channel those impulses. This report is pretty detailed and there's a lot of insight here.
3. A grad student's blog post critique of Piketty lands him a presentation at Brookings.
4. Toxicity of subreddits, analyzed.
2. The perceived effects of the Internet on emerging and developing nations. I'd say we overestimate the negative impact on morality and instead of the Internet having a causal effect, it simply provides a very accessible means for people to channel those impulses. This report is pretty detailed and there's a lot of insight here.
3. A grad student's blog post critique of Piketty lands him a presentation at Brookings.
4. Toxicity of subreddits, analyzed.
Monday, March 16, 2015
Links of the Day
1. College and annual returns on degrees. From The Economist.
2. A how-to guide for those who do not want to retire.
3. American views on privacy concerns, post-Snowden. From Pew.
4. Arms dealing in Germany?
5. Data analytics keeps on growing.
2. A how-to guide for those who do not want to retire.
3. American views on privacy concerns, post-Snowden. From Pew.
4. Arms dealing in Germany?
5. Data analytics keeps on growing.
Monday, March 9, 2015
Links of the Day
1. A Goldman Sachs infographic on millenials.
2. Costco makes deal with Citigroup, Visa to be credit card partners.
3. How much of your income should you save? None of these "how to enjoy retirement" prescriptions are perfect, but there are still some thoughtful points to consider in this article.
4. Live Apple watch event updates.
5. Americans' views on government policy since the Great Recession.
6. Self-driving cars will make us want fewer cars.
2. Costco makes deal with Citigroup, Visa to be credit card partners.
3. How much of your income should you save? None of these "how to enjoy retirement" prescriptions are perfect, but there are still some thoughtful points to consider in this article.
4. Live Apple watch event updates.
5. Americans' views on government policy since the Great Recession.
6. Self-driving cars will make us want fewer cars.
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Links of the Day
1. DC legalizes pot.
2. 24 hours of Twitter.
3. Is it harder to help the middle class than the lower class?
4. Psychology journal bans significance testing. Comments on Marginal Revolution here.
5. 535,000,000+ hours to be saved by driver-less cars?
2. 24 hours of Twitter.
3. Is it harder to help the middle class than the lower class?
4. Psychology journal bans significance testing. Comments on Marginal Revolution here.
5. 535,000,000+ hours to be saved by driver-less cars?
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
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