2012

The Freakonomics Radio Network website offers a variety of podcasts, including series like "No Stupid Questions" and "The Economics of Everyday Things," available on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

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Photos by Liam Goslett from New York Fashion Week. via The source of this content is Complex.

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An xkcd comic presents two potential futures that appear identical, referencing the grammar debate of "if it was" versus "if it were."

This article from Grantland explores the history of chess-playing computers and how their increasing sophistication has led to recent cheating scandals. via kottke.org

"The Knockoff Economy: How Imitation Sparks Innovation" explores how imitation, while potentially harmful, can actually drive innovation in fields like fashion and food. via Freakonomics.