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alexandrie
(34) | | You can google which book this concept came from. The idea is that highly educated mothers pick more creative names. Additionally, our names indicate, to some extent, the level of success we can... | |
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lee828
(7) | | What was the most surprising thing you learned from reading Freakonomics? Do you agree with the authors' findings in regard to education and the reason for the lower crimerate in NYC? | |
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Gawker
(15) | | I-banker blogger Mijka Samora has done the math, and realized that hiring an illegal immigrant nanny, paying her lower wages, and paying her off the books "puts a cool $16,000 in after-tax dollars in... | |
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Deep Jive Interests
(1) | | There are many, actual, “eternal debates” amongst bloggers. One of them is the whole full vs. partial feeds debate, which has reared its ugly, ugly head again, with respect to the... | |
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Kotaku
(48) | | If you're not familliar with the concept of "freakonomics", it's the term economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner used in the title of their 2005 book to describe their method of... | |
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