Abstract Capital: Saturday's Best

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Abstract Capital

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Saturday's Best

This is really cool: A Map of the Known Universe

Newsweek: Do the Media hate the Rich?

Newsweek: News Flash - Greed is Good

CSMonitor: Facebook's Shadow Culture

Salon: Does Sotomayor Really Make the Supreme Court that Diverse?

Slate: Why Does Iran have such a Young Population?

Atlantic: When State Secrets aren't State Secrets

Slate: Who has a better life philosophy, Stan van Gundy or Phil Jackson?

Economist: Does the elephant dance? - Or will India's problems always be hobbling?

Slate: Dollar General is the Retail Store that Figured Out how to Beat the Recession

Us News: Sarah Palin Mystifies and Annoys the Republican Establishment

Gawker: How to Crush Bill O'Reilly

FP: Will the Recession make Europe's Militaries Weaker?

Discover: What are the Chances That Earth Will Collide With Mars, Mercury, or Venus?

... and for kicks, a funny capitalism joke

posted by Flaco @ 10:17 PM

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