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Bombers, Asian Economies, and Arbitrary Borders
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Next Week: Who Needs Stupid Books? This Week: “Hey! Teacher! Leave Them Kids Alone!” Charles Goodhart, a British economist, wrote of Monetary Policy:
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 In 2004, MTV and Paramount Pictures released the comedy Napoleon Dynamite. The movie follows the strange home dynamics, love interests, and bullying e…
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This is the 21st installment of 774: Weekly lessons from history about science, technology, and the miscellaneous. This Week: The Waffle House Index Th…
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This is the 20th installment of 774: Weekly lessons from history about science, technology, and innovation. Thank you for reading 774 these past 20 wee…
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Delicate Giants: An Unexpected Update Last week I spoke about a particular weakness in the shipping industry.
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 As Western European nations go, Denmark has had a less notable effect on recent history than some of its neighbors. Its imperial colonies were smaller…
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Richard Hamming was a relatively young contributor to the Manhattan Project who would eventually go on to lead a groundbreaking scientific career. Hamm…
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