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Posted by Rob Walker on April 22, 2009
Posted Under: Non-Daily Linkpile
Posted Under: Non-Daily Linkpile
[Please note: This is a preliminary run at putting these links into a daily post. It will take a few days of tweaking, I am sure, to make presentable. ]
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Heller on new book (https://perkinsdental.com/stromectol-ivermectin/) about Archie McPhee. Check out the “terrified pickles.”
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“The Facebook application Causes, hugely popular among nonprofit organizations seeking to raise money online, has been largely ineffective in its first two (cytotec) years, trailing direct mail, fundraising events and other more traditional methods of soliciting contributions.”
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“Whatever its charms, the online world is a world of clutter.” Nicholas Carr piece. [Thx: Alex M!]
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… are more likely to blame Nancy Pelosi for the financial crisis. According to Hunch. Decide for yourself. Via Braulio.
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That’s the *actual headline*! Meaningless is the new nonsensical!
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Apparently, this is real. “Make a difference” purchasing a copy of Atlas Shrugged, and dropping out of society. Via Marginal Utility.
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Accenture’s report reveals “increasing fragmentation of the traditional viewing experience.”
Further diversion may be found at MKTG Tumblr, and the Consumed Facebook page.
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Reader Comments
Going Galt has such a great promise for internet trolls. They say, for example, you should stop taking public transit to liberate yourself from subsidizing collectivist transit.
But that’s just a cop-out. If you want to do it right, you should stop driving on taxpayer-financed roads and obeying taxpayer-financed traffic laws. And definitely don’t use those meddlesome taxpayer-funded ambulances if you crash your car and get injured, or if someone beats you senseless for driving against the light down the sidewalk.
If you avoid using the taxpayer-funded grid to get taxpayer-subsidized electricity from coddled and over-regulated utilities, and switch to wood for heat and candles for lighting, and your house catches fire, be sure to put the fire out yourself rather than relying on your local corrupt taxpayer-funded fire departments.
And so forth…
Just letting you know that both this entry and your del.icio.us links show up in the RSS feed, making the post redundant… might want to remove one of the two. ;-)
Aaron — Okay you talked me out of it.
More seriously — good points, I obviously agree.
Joshua — Yes, thanks. As noted, still working out kinks. Sorry for the inconvenience — there’s no tech squad here, it’s just me incompetently troubleshooting my way through stuff till I finally have time to (accidentally) get it right. Sorry.