Just wanted to pass on two pieces, the SCQ has been lucky enough to present. They are:
THE WIKI HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE IN 200 WORDS OR LESS
and
TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS EXPLAINED WITH SMURFS
The history piece in particular was done by none other than Eric Schulman, who was responsible for "A Briefer History of Time." Both are definitely worth checking out.
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