2010

Steven Johnson responds to Nicholas Carr's views on multitasking, suggesting that busy urban environments, rather than hindering, actually foster innovation.

North Korean government hired Chinese actors to cheer for their soccer team at the World Cup to prevent their citizens from defecting. via Econlib

The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error while trying to access a specific page about the World Cup. via The Daily Beast

Arnold Kling analyzes Tyler Cowen's argument against fiscal stimulus during economic downturns, suggesting a focus on inflation targets over government spending.

Arnold Kling compares and contrasts two Washington Post articles: one discussing negative outcomes for children conceived using sperm donors and a second examining Alvin Greene’s unexpected primary win.

Creative Criminals showcases a Durex ad with a humorous message for those who don't use their products. via The source of this content is Creative Criminals.