TBTF

"The Too Big to Fail Subsidy is Negative Ten Billion Dollars, Says Goldman Sachs"

dealbreaker.com Discussion
Hoarders

Corporate America's hoarding more and more cash, even as the economy improves

bloomberg.com Discussion
EU Mess

Rogoff: Fixing the eurozone crisis will require massive writedowns of debt

project-syndicate.org Discussion
Yikes

Dairy farmers are drowning in Greek yogurt's acidic byproduct

modernfarmer.com Discussion

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Shakespeare was a tax-dodging grain hoarder

telegraph.co.uk Discussion Tweet This
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Like journalists, gang members main online activities are "self-promotion and braggadocio"

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Organic food extend the lifespan and fertility of the fruit flies

theatlantic.com Discussion Tweet This
The Atlantic Health: Fruit flies that eat #organic food from @WholeFoods lived longer than #flies that ate non-organic http://t.co/VN1dFtBZQe #StudyOfTheDay
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Children are awful to each other

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The surgical masks, they do nothing! (probably)

features.blogs.fortune.cnn.com Discussion Tweet This
Fortune Magazine: Hong Kong unmasked: are masks even effective in preventing the spread of respiratory disease? http://t.co/ZEsV0EjNvH
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Americans find love in a hopeless place: Walmart

houston.cbslocal.com Discussion Tweet This
Matthew Keys: Study finds Walmart most-popular place for people to fall in love at first sight - http://t.co/XV5V9kwQez
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Nearby supermassive black hole spins at close to the speed of light

guardian.co.uk Discussion Tweet This
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We think, therefore we are selfish

news.sciencemag.org Discussion Tweet This
Ryan McCarthy: RT @mims: Humans' first impulse is to be generous. Thinking about a decision makes us more selfish. http://t.co/nvlLJCmG
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Dumb individuals can become smart crowds

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com Discussion Tweet This
felix salmon: A simple "swim slower when it's darker, and stick with your mates" rule can create surprisingly smart crowds: http://t.co/YlaGKTTa
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"We appear to be on the frontier of procrastination"

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ben walsh: RT @carney: "We appear to be on the frontier of procrastination," but we're waiting till later to cross it. http://t.co/N4IvG07U