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Tyler Cowen links to a variety of content, including a blog post about Chinese villages that have recollectivized.

Tyler Cowen shares Megan McArdle's argument that the Arizona immigration law is un-American in its approach to enforcing immigration law. via Marginal REVOLUTION

What if Vladimir Lenin died in 1917 instead of 1922? This article explores how his early death could have changed Russia and the world. via Econlib

The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error for this controversial bill, but you can return to their homepage using the provided link. via The Daily Beast

SHOW AND TELL features elegant pictogram designs for public bathrooms by Sérgio Bergocce. via STILL LIFE

Kottke.org shares a video showing Dutch marines boarding a container ship overtaken by Somali pirates, filmed from a helmet camera. via kottke.org

The Educated Entrepreneur blog shares 10 TED Talks relevant to entrepreneurs, summarizing each talk and providing links to watch them on the TED website. via The Educated Entrepreneur's Blog

Tyler Cowen links to an article about a new app that allows citizens in Eindhoven to report local issues directly to the city council using GPS and maps. via Marginal Revolution.

Science fiction author Charles Stross explores Steve Job's reasoning behind his well-known hate of Flash and how it plays into Apple's strategy within the evolving landscape of cloud computing.

via Charlie's Diary

In his blog post, Steve Landsburg criticizes Kris Kobach's defense of Arizona's anti-immigration law for focusing on minor details and ignoring larger economic issues.

Four Democratic senators sent a letter to Mark Zuckerberg expressing concerns about Facebook's privacy policy changes. via POLITICO

Roger Koppl argues against Arizona's new immigration law, SB 1070, believing it diminishes liberty and will not achieve its aims. via ThinkMarkets