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The 10 Huge Stories You Probably Missed This Week The 10 Huge Stories You Probably Missed This Week
by Eric Platt on Dec 4, 2011, 6:10 AM
Because there was more than just jobs data.


Kicking The Can Down The Road Will Officially Stop Working In 2013 Kicking The Can Down The Road Will Officially Stop Working In 2013
by Bruce Krasting on Dec 4, 2011, 1:31 PM
Washington is headed for a dead end.


The US Economy: Starting To Look Like Exactly One Year Ago The US Economy: Starting To Look Like Exactly One Year Ago
by New Deal democrat on Dec 4, 2011, 6:05 AM
Yes, we're recovering, but beware the oil choke!


Compromise On Payroll Tax Cut Extension Coming On Monday, Democratic Senator Says Compromise On Payroll Tax Cut Extension Coming On Monday, Democratic Senator Says
by Zeke Miller on Dec 4, 2011, 10:47 AM
Will they find a way to pay for it?


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4 December 2011

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Debt And Democracy – Has The Link Been Broken?

Michael Hudson | Naked Capitalism | 2 December 2011

International finance is a "new mode of warfare. Its objective is the same as military conquest in times past: To appropriate land and mineral resources, communal infrastructure and extract tribute." Fine essay on debt, democracy Comments

How To Dispel Your Illusions

Freeman Dyson | NYRB | 2 December 2011

Freeman Dyson on Daniel Kahneman and cognitive illusion. In brief, how we too often persuade ourselves that we are right, by ignoring evidence that we are wrong Comments

Outrage! Outrage! Oh, Let Me Be Outraged!

Kenan Malik | Pandaemonium | 2 December 2011

Everyone wants to feel offended these days. And, if you don't, the authorities – from police to trade union bureaucrats – will try to make you. Lovely (short) blogpost commenting on three incidents of the past few days Comments

Jews, Christians And Judaeo-Christians

Geza Vermes | Standpoint | 1 December 2011

"The expression 'Jewish Christian', made up of two seemingly contradictory concepts, must strike readers not trained in theology or religious history as an oxymoron." But it isn't. Here is the full story of Judaeo-Christianity Comments

Seer Of The Mirror World

Anonymous | Economist | 3 December 2011

Profile of David Gelernter, professor of computer science, victim of Unabomber, prophet of social networks. Imagined Facebook in 1991, pretty much invented it in 1997, but his investors wanted corporate clients, not individuals Comments

Epiphany In Etwall

Dominic Hilton | New Humanist | 19 November 2011

Anglican gets engaged to atheist. Confesses belief to fiancée's friends. "I may as well have said, 'Hi, my name's Dominic, and I'm a polygamist.'" To explain appeal of religion drags fiancée to a christening. It doesn't go well Comments

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