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Sunday, 22.03.2020 – Rethinking Aviation

Link of the day: Why did the half-plane, half-helicopter not work? For quite a while now I have been thinking about green air travel. The…

22. March 202022. March 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Economics

Sunday, 15.03.2020 – A Long Term Econ Perspective On Covid-19

Link of the day: A take on the economics of the virus ) An interesting thought about the long term economic effects of the coronavirus…

15. March 202015. March 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Economics, Environment

Monday, 09.03.2020 – China’s Economic Slowdown And Effects On The Environment

Link of the day: Airborne Nitrogen Dioxide Plummets Over China NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) pollution monitoring satellites have detected significant decreases in nitrogen…

9. March 20207. March 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Science

Wednesday, 04.03.2020 – People Born Blind Seem To Be Protected From Schizophrenia

Link of the day: People Born Blind Are Mysteriously Protected From Schizophrenia These findings suggest that something about congenital blindness may protect a person from…

4. March 202026. February 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Technology

Tuesday, 03.03.2020 – Captain Joe And The Marvels Of Aviation

Link of the day: Captain Joe’s YouTube Channel Recently, my friend Tobi showed me the YouTube channel of Captain Joe, a pilot who explains lots…

3. March 20204. March 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Economics

Monday, 02.03.2020 – Are Economists As A Whole Harmful?

Link of the day: Nobel Price Laureate Paul Romer on the question whether economists do more harm than good In the 19th century, when it…

2. March 202026. February 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Science

Sunday, 01.03.2020 – Betting On the Reproducibility of Scientific Studies

Link of the day: Replication Markets Replicatiomarkets is a scientific project that aims to assess how reproducible scientific studies are – and how we might…

1. March 202026. February 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Society, Politics and History

Saturday, 29.02.2020 – Did Van Gogh Really Cut Off His Ear?

Link of the day: Art historians claim Van Gogh’s ear ‘cut off by Gauguin’ Also this: Van Gogh gouged by Gauguin? I don’t believe it

29. February 202026. February 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Health

Friday, 28.02.2020 – Medicare For All

Link of the day: Last Week Tonight on Medicare For All British Comedian John Oliver on American Healthcare. Worth a watch. At First, Remote Area…

28. February 202026. February 2020
Categories Daily Posts, Economics, Health

Thursday, 27.02.2020 – How Quickly Can China Recover From The Economic Fallout of Coronavirus?

Link of the day: Twittter thread on the ability of China to recover from the coronavirus Interesting take on the economic context of the coronavirus…

27. February 202026. February 2020

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