Real Life Jobs that use Algebra
That is a little more true than most people like to think. It is useful for me to have studied algebra, but I don't often need to directly apply the skills you learn in algebra class.
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Klein organizations
In a Weekly Digest in April, I posted a link to Explaining Tech's Notion of Talent Scarcity. In my head, I implicitly linked this to Burton Klein's classification of firms:
Type 1: “Happy warrior rationality” is associated with ideological outbreeding and is commonly employed in making
Linkfest 2023-02-25: The Gospel Truth
On Twitter this morning I commented on how historical and literary criticism of the Gospels has slowly come around to the traditional interpretation, although I suspect many people haven’t quite caught on to that yet.
In particular, I love this from PEG’s book review of Jesus and the
No, You Can't Be an Astronaut 2023 Edition is Free on Amazon
In 2018 I reviewed the book No, You Can’t Be an Astronaut, written under the pseudonym Patience Fairweather, Ph.D. That book is now on its fourth edition, and the author E. G. de Pillis, is willing to shed her pseudonymity.
You can pick up the book for free
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