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Catalyze the Creation of Many Jobs in the U.S.? End the Reign of America’s Kleptobankers? The Fledgling Customized-Education Industry is the Best Bet to Do Both, Findings of Top Researchers Indicate.
(This article adapts a two-part series I wrote for popular blog Zero Hedge. An excerpt from this entry has been noted approvingly by Rolling Stone reporter Matt Taibbi. Thanks kindly for any feedback.)
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Merciful reviewers
A Google employee blogs:
A fantastic post about disrupting education.
Rolling Stone reporter Matt Taibbi “calls out” a comment I left on his blog. The comment excerpts from this blog entry of mine.
From After the Frat, a blog:
A brilliant idea by Frank Ruscica about how to finally get out of this economic quagmire.
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The Big Short, by Michael Lewis: “A smaller number of people — more than ten, fewer than twenty — made a straightforward bet against the entire multi-trillion-dollar subprime mortgage market and, by extension, the global financial system. In and of itself it was a remarkable fact: The catastrophe was forseeable, yet only a handful noticed.”