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Ronald Bailey of Reason discusses overpopulation and overconsumption, arguing that global population may be declining.

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Paris Hilton's new movie, "The Hottie & the Nottie", only attracted about 29 paying customers per screen on its opening weekend.

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Arnold Kling ponders if owning a dog has a larger environmental impact than owning an SUV due to the resources required for dog food. via Marginal Revolution

Director PT Anderson found the "milkshake" line from There Will Be Blood in the Teapot Dome scandal transcripts, where it was used to explain oil drainage.

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http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/FreakonomicsBlog/~3/233194426/ This blog post from February 11, 2008, titled "The FREAK-est Links," shares a few news articles about gangs using social media and other topics. via Freakonomics

A 2008 blog post from Marginal Revolution highlights that a small percentage of Chinese citizens file income taxes, impacting government revenue. via Marginal Revolution.

A Reddit post once provided a detailed list of civil liberties some believed were lost after 9/11.

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