kieranmaselflipped into Kieran's Stuff China Did Stimulus the Wrong Way Bloomberg Opinion - Noah SmithWhen the Great Recession hit, China didn’t hesitate to open up the fiscal taps. But the fast-developing country also embraced another form of stimulus that was a bit different from what John Maynard Keynes
Quartzflipped into Space: The Final FrontierEarth The ambitious plan to send a spacecraft in search of life to the nearest habitable planet beyond our solar system Quartz - Akshat RathiTechnology doesn’t have to be new to be useful. Indeed, the very first technology to let us explore other continents on Earth will also be the technology to let us explore our nearest star. Sails, which
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kieranmaselflipped into Kieran's Stuff With New Factory, Tesla Ventures Into Solar Power Storage for Home and Business The New York Times - By DIANE CARDWELLIn recent years, the fast-growing popularity of solar panels has intensified a central challenge: how to use the sun’s energy when it isn’t shining. Now, Tesla Motors, the maker of luxury electric sedans,
kieranmaselflipped into Kieran's Stuff Hair Dye: A History The Atlantic - Rebecca GuenardPeople have been coloring their hair since ancient times. But still, most know relatively little about the chemistry—and its implications for health. Every two months, Barclay Cunningham goes through process
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NPR How Mouse Studies Lead Medical Research Down Dead Ends NPR - Richard HarrisMost experimental drugs fail before they make it through all the tests required to figure out if they actually work and if they're safe. But some drugs get fairly far down that road, at the cost of hundreds
