links for 2010-06-28

Grasping Reality on TypePad, by Brad DeLong

Archives Highlighted Previous Edit COVID Market for Man Slavery 20th C. Reading 'Chicago'

A Republican Party that Really, Really Doesn't Want Any Black or Hispanic People Voting for It Ever Again...

The Basic Story of "Modern" Macroeconomics as a Failed Research Program

links for 2010-06-28

Maggie Koerth-Baker: Nature vs. Nurture: The neuroscientist with a murderer's brain
Nate Silver: Senate Forecast: Whereas, as of our last update, or simulations were projecting an average of 54.0 Democratic and 46.0 Republican seats, we now show 55.2 Democrats, 44.2 Republicans, and 0.6 Charlie Crists.
Mark Thoma Is Not as Pessimistic About American Governance as I Am
Arctic Sea Ice Extent
Scarecrow: Economics Is Hard . . . Especially For Those Who Got Everything Wrong
Daniel Gordis: The five-state solution: those who argue that the two-state solution will not work are right. It’s more likely that we’ll need five: Hamastan, Fatahland, Palestine, Haredia and Israel
Josh Marshall: What This Country Needs Is long overdue opening statement reform.
Buce: Liveblogging the Gospel of Mark
Sarah Perez: Kindle App for iPhone, iPad Now Does Audio and Video
Boing Boing picnic in San Francisco, July 10th
James Morley: The Emperor Has No Clothes

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