“Economy and happiness”
Interesting finds from a UK study.
Blog, page 56
“Immigrants founded half of top U.S. start-up companies”
Doesn’t really align with that “drain on society” trope.
“The Myth of Multitasking”
“Best jam session ever”
(Maybe I should say, “best” jam session ever.)
“Is Hell the absence of God?”
R.C. Sproul:
those who are in hell desire nothing more than the absence of God.
Thought-provoking piece.
“The anti-TOMS shoe”
“America, Asia, and Apple”
“Intricate web of the global supply chain”
“An aesthetic flaw in how the universe worked”
Apple had been more innovative, imaginative, elegant in execution, and brilliant in design. But even though Microsoft created a crudely copied series of products, it would end up winning the war of operating systems. This exposed an aesthetic flaw in how the universe worked: The best and most innovative products don’t always win.
“Feeding the ‘Hellenized Latinos’”
Love that term: “hellenized latinos.”
“Is Christianity the New KGB?”
“King Carlos I and Steve Jobs”
“Moving Pro-Life Legislation Forward: The Need for Prudence and Civility”
“The end of an era”
Dublin Dr Pepper has been a Greer family favorite for generations. It’s sad to see it go, but after reading the article, the only one to blame is the Dublin batting plant itself.
The “empowering aspect of naïveté”
Bill Atkinson on creating the Macintosh.
Although I’ve found the Jobs bio disappointing (so far), there are still great quotes like this one from early Apple insiders.