Matt Alldian

I'm afraid I can't determine the source of the content without more information. Could you please provide the specific content you're asking about? via @latinfunk

This profile from April 2011 discusses Dorsey's time as co-founder of Twitter and his then-new venture, a mobile credit card system called Square.

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A small experiment in London suggests giving homeless people money could be a cost-effective way to help them get off the streets, costing far less than state programs. via kottke.org

Irina Werning's photography project features adults recreating their childhood photos.

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Jason Kottke shares a link to Warren Buffett's 2010 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders covering the 2010 fiscal year.

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Andrew Sullivan's article from 2008, "Why I Blog," explores the then-emerging world of professional blogging and his experience as a pioneer in the field.

via Longform.

C.J. Chivers's piece "The School" shares first-person accounts of the 2004 Beslan school siege in Russia.

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GQ published a profile of Charlie Sheen in April 2011 where he discusses his lifestyle. via The source of this content is GQ.

John Q postulates that Arab monarchies may survive if they transition to constitutional monarchies, but the Saudi Arabian monarchy will be difficult to maintain. via Crooked Timber

Robin Hanson discusses William Easterly's argument that swimsuit marketing disrespects women, while Hanson suspects the issue is rooted in portraying women as submissive. via Overcoming Bias.

Robin Hanson cautions against dismissing expert opinions even when conducting independent study, suggesting personal biases can be just as strong as those found in academia. via Overcoming Bias

Economics professor David Friedman shares the first question from his "Analytic Methods for Lawyers" midterm, covering decision theory and other relevant topics for lawyers.