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The Aporeticus: Design & Compromise

mills:

In a chapter on political systems in his remarkable book The Beginning of Infinity, David Deutsch notes that

…compromises -amalgams of the policies of the contributors- have an undeservedly high reputation. Though they are certainly better than immediate violence, they are generally, as I…

Via Aporia


betterbooktitles:

Jared Diamond: Guns, Germs, and Steel

Reader Submission: Title by GQ contributor, Dennis Tang.

See the original Better Book Title for this book here.



fastcompany:

“It’s irresponsible not to use the tools of the day,” he charges. “People say, Oh, if I master Twitter, I’ve got it figured out. That’s right, but it’s also so wrong. If you master those things and stop, you’re just going to get killed by the next thing. Flexibility of skills leads to flexibility of options. To see what you can’t see coming, you’ve got to embrace larger principles.”

Generation Flux: Baratunde Thurston


iDoneThis blog: Silicon Valley's Productivity Secret

idonethis:

The wonder of Silicon Valley has been its rich history of producing incredibly capital efficient companies operating at massive scale. No doubt part of that achievement lies in the capital efficiency of software engineering itself where technology gives incredible leverage to create and disrupt…

Via iDoneThis blog


zainyk:

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marathonpacks:

In my parallel TV universe, Walter and Skyler White met in 1996, somewhere on the Upper West Side.

Yes. We’d also like to add Dr. Martens to Skyler’s outfit here.

WHOA.

Can you imagine Jerry Seinfeld doing standup on crystal meth? 

And suddenly Kramer’s mental state makes perfect sense.


Via Splitsider


mojomagazine:

Preview all the tracks from our latest covermount CD - New Order’s 1983 masterpiece Power, Corruption & Lies covered + Blue Monday 12” Revisited + bonus tracks. Available exclusively with the February 2012 issue of the magazine - on sale now.


Via MOJO Magazine | Tumblr


todaysdocument:

On the Move

November 3, 1919 - this is Lt. Col. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s report on the Transcontinental Motor Convoy. Setting out from Washington, DC, on July 7, 1919, the Convoy was a test by the U.S. War Department to see if the country’s roads could handle long-distance movements of mechanized army units. Eisenhower’s experience during the expedition would later play a role in his support of the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956 while President.


Via Today's Document

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