The Economist has a new travel blog, the new Fuchsia Dunlop book is only "good," the first issue of Reason magazine under new editor Matt Welch is out (so far I like it; it’s less cultural, less left-wing and more current affairsy than before), finally I am into Wilco, Vishnu’s Crowded Temple is an interesting account of the blend between Indian politics and religion, Arthur Brooks’s Gross National Happiness argues that the traditional conservative recipe makes people happy, Ramon Llull is a much underrated medieval thinker, here’s a blog on giving away your rebate, and here’s Ryan Holiday on how to master what you read; his technique is the opposite of mine which is simply to read and move on. And here is why congestion pricing died in New York.
Wilco now rubs me the wrong way. It comes off as pretentious. But I used to be a huge fan.
wilco: another band that i don’t like, or even quite want to like…I think I just want to want to like them.
Goodnessoffit- Any special reason you’re posting part of an old SNL skit here?
Nitpick: it’s spelled Ramon Llull.
Money is fungible. I hate when people talk about what you’re going to do with this specific subset
of your money. It’s a meaningless question. The nearest meaningful question is, what is a good thing
to spend $X on, given that you just received or will receive $X?
Congratulations on finally getting into Wilco. They are a great band.
Tyler, why are you so afraid of semicolons?
I challenge you to increase your semicolon usage 100%.
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