Among the things I learned this week:
* My Mom does not know my Dad’s email address. (Courtesy: Mom)
* Justice Thomas’ pro-anonymous free-speech position. (Courtesy: NYer)
* Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy, a student-run political philosophy journal, made its debut. (Courtesy: SD)
* The Welcome to Detroit project has re-started, and it could be very good. (Courtesy: Ursprung Collective)
Among the updates to my Web site are:
*Projects: I added information about two of my latest projects and included a few updates to past projects.
Among the things I learned this week:
* Shakespeare became popular after a publisher disregarded copyright agreements and moved to sell his works for dirt cheap. (Courtesy: Harper’s)
* The tremendous drop in labor share–how much labor is needed to cover the labor costs of doing business–during the past few years and its longer decline. (Courtesy: The Big Picture)
* What it’s like to be in an earthquake. (Courtesy: Personal experience)
* Once you’ve been in a demolition derby, you never watch one the same way. (Courtesy: Personal experience)