The Institute for the Future has a daily blog of interesting links. A recent entry recommended an editorial in The Economist. The Economist cover picture is to the right.
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- Brownback on faith and reason
- Word of the day: crowdsourcing
- Richardson?
- The Turing test passed
- When he was young and naive
- Bill Richardson: Job Interview
- Flood of books and articles on the new cooperation
- IFTF's Future Now
- Distillation
- Prisons' budget to trump colleges
- Identifying entities
- Word of the day: biobreak
- Word of the day: professional
- Extra hotel fees
- Implementing structure
- The Starfish and the Spider
- Irrational exuberance?
- Hypocrisy of the day
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- Group selection and merit pay at the CSU
- Wilson talks about Evolution for Everyone
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3 comments:
Oh fine, when I want a Chinese panda in New York, you guys blow me off, but when The Economist says it...
Is there an Institute Against the Future? Oh wait, I guess that´s what Conservatives are...
What the l? (Dake is me)
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