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Alex Tabarrok jokes on his blog Marginal REVOLUTION that his wife believes toasters are already more emotionally available than American men.

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This Reddit post from 17 years ago shares a BBC News article and video interview featuring perspectives from The Pirate Bay and the Pirate Party on copyright in the digital age. via Reddit.com

Freakonomics links to articles about rising IQs, a prostitute auction, genetics and intelligence, and a man attempting to open a bank account with a $1 million bill. via Freakonomics

In this blog post, Tyler Cowen shares links to articles covering varied topics, including economists and female leaders.

Zimbabwe's chief statistician is unable to calculate the inflation rate due to a shortage of goods in shops. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

David Weigel of Reason.com raises concerns about the Bush administration's use of the "state secrets" defense, arguing it's being used to prevent scrutiny from Congress and the courts. via Reason.com - Free Minds and Free Markets

Linda Katz makes $40,000 a year selling tumbleweeds through her website Prairie Tumbleweed Farm, which she started as a joke to teach herself web design.

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