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Striking It Richer: The Evolution of Top Incomes in the United States
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Nicholas Kristof has a good column in today's New York Times. Here's a taste:
From Singapore to Japan, politicians pretend to be smarter and better- educated than they actually are, because intellect is an asset at the polls. In the United States, almost alone among developed countries,…
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Good stuff. This article about DNA Evidence not being infallible caught my attention today.
As I wrote in my own blog here, if this assay actually works, it's another advancement for both prosecutors and (more importantly) defense lawyers.