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Spreading gospels of wealth(economist.com)
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Five Ways the Free Market is Doing a Good Job. On Us.(nationofchange.org)
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Why Great Sign Language Interpreters Are So Animated(theatlantic.com)
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The Cost of Cybercrime(economist.com)
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Caveat emptor.com(economist.com)
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The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe, 1769-1794(chop.leeds.ac.uk)
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Greece as Victim (Paul Krugman)(nytimes.com)
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The melting north(economist.com)
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When manufacturing goes digital(economist.com)
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The third industrial revolution(economist.com)
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What happens to your data when you die?(economist.com)
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How I Made Sleep a Priority — And Got More Productive(good.is)
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Why promotion is good for your health(economist.com)
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by cawel 15y ago
Blame the government. They are the gatekeepers that choose to allow this type of pollution. It is Walmart – not the government – which pollutes in somebody else's garden. And North American consumers are certainly to blame as well for sho
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by cawel 15y ago
As usual, the capitalist view has it in terms of the individual (as opposed to the collectivity or even the whole planet). One can think about the (perceived) benefits of buying (allegedly) cheap products. But like many things, the figure o
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Is your stuff falling apart? Thank Walmart.(grist.org)
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Riding the data wave(economist.com)
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The iPhone and Consumer Guilt (huffingtonpost.com)
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Ted Smith: 'Think different', Apple(mercurynews.com)
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Anonymous to shut down Internet over SOPA(rt.com)
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How to fix your online password(economist.com)
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Apple’s share price: iRational?(economist.com)
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Apple’s share price: an iPopping phenomenon(economist.com)
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Apple in China: Lying to lots of people is very risky(economist.com)
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Can Dehydration Make You Crazy?(slate.com)
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How to get your code submission accepted(clipboarded.blogspot.ca)
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Turing’s Cathedral: The Origins of the Digital Universe (book review)(economist.com)
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The End of Cheap China(economist.com)
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The Proust index(economist.com)
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You Need To Learn How To Program(slate.com)
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