Saturday, June 20, 2009
The Success of The Economist
Micheal Hirschorn on why The Economist is doing well. I think Dan Ariely comes closer to being correct: They probably have some behavioral economists on their payroll.
Welcome to Toothpick City
A man spent 34 years building a toothpick model of San Fransisco, CNN reports.
Cowen and Wright vs. Dawkins
In a recent discussion between Tyler Cowen and Robert Wright, both Cowen and Wright called the new atheist movement unfortunate, although neither, as one commenter points out, say why. Richard Dawkins, on the other hand, explicitly states his reasons for militant atheism.
Cowen and Wright, as far as I can tell, are both agnostic, although Wright at times unconvincingly claims to be a "seculary Bhuddist." So if neither Cowen or Wright are religious, then why do they find new atheism unfortunate?
Cowen and Wright, as far as I can tell, are both agnostic, although Wright at times unconvincingly claims to be a "seculary Bhuddist." So if neither Cowen or Wright are religious, then why do they find new atheism unfortunate?
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