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by cawel 15y ago
My favorite paragraph is this: It’s true that we do spend a lot more than the average family. Yet the one truly expensive line item in our budget is our airplane (which, by the way, was manufactured in France by Dassault Aviation SA), and
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Nick Hanauer: Raise Taxes on Rich to Reward True Job Creators(businessweek.com)
27 points by cawel 15y ago|17 comments
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IBM Seeks Patent On Judging Programmers By Commits(yro.slashdot.org)
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by cawel 15y ago
"Zilch Capital LLC": how appropriately named! And how ironic that the cover title of this week's edition reads "Over-regulated America".
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The lexicon of hedge funds(economist.com)
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Gary Vaynerchuk - Keynote Speech on "culture shifts"(youtube.com)
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DebtOcracy(debtocracy.gr)
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Why gay-friendly firms do well(economist.com)
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What's in your iPhone?(nationofchange.org)
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Our last chance to get the future right(theglobeandmail.com)
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Israel's maturing entrepreneurs(economist.com)
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The visible hand(economist.com)
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Video gaming: chasing the dream(economist.com)
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What would Jesus hack?(economist.com)
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Where innovation lies on the planet(economist.com)
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WikiLeaks: Out of time and money(economist.com)
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So goes California, so goes the nation?(opendemocracy.net)
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Occupy the Future by Noam Chomsky(nationofchange.org)
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by cawel 15y ago
I stand corrected. 1999 it is. Thanks for caring about historical accuracy.
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by cawel 15y ago
That's crazy, isn't it. It makes you realize how important it is to diversify one's sources of information (as well as to be open to different points of view), in order to avoid unconscious brainwashing.
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by cawel 15y ago
The removal of a regulation is quite different from co-opting the government to do the industry's bidding. In 1993, the Clinton administration repealed the Glass-Steagall Act under pressure from Wall Street because Clinton wanted to secur
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by cawel 15y ago
I thought the formulation of the OWS's protests was both succinct and accurate: The Anglo-Saxon model claimed that free markets would create prosperity; many voters feel instead that they got a series of debt-fuelled asset bubbles and an e
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Rage against the machine(economist.com)
36 points by cawel 15y ago|23 comments
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4 charts to explain why OWS protesters are angry(businessinsider.com)
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Why Occupy Wall Street is Not the Tea Party of the Left(foreignaffairs.com)
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The Instability of Inequality(nationofchange.org)
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The revolution that Steve Jobs led is only just beginning(economist.com)
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Freedom and security in cyberspace(economist.com)
1 points by cawel 15y ago|1 comments
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Why student loans are not like subprime mortgages(slate.com)
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Why Canadians Still Trust Stephen Harper Is Beyond Me(stampler.wordpress.com)
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