There are a few things today that are worth a glance:
- Joseph Marshall of A Straight Shot of Politics ruminates on the current crop of teenagers. I’ll have more on this post later today.
- Gerard Vanderleun of American Digest is disgusted with the lack of proportion in modern thought as exemplified in the reaction to the recent Saddam Hussein picture.
- Freakonomics, the blog. Hat tip: Gary Farber. By the way, Gary apparently chose Revenge of the Sith over food and has lots of interesting comments, deleted scenes, etc. Take a look.
- A round-up of Revenge of the Sith pans from Beautiful Atrocities.
- Callimachus of Done With Mirrors responds to my Fahrenheit 451 stick revealing several more things we have in common.
- A fascinating essay from economist Brad DeLong on the limitations of modern economic theory. There’s an old Yiddish proverb: “When a woman comes from a far country and tells you she’s divorced, believe her.” Believe him. Hat tip: EconoPundit.
- I’m with Gene of Harry’s Place on three liberal, democratic Saudis who have received long jail sentences there:
“Instead of holding hands with their oppressors, Bush should be symbolically joining hands with these three corageous men.”
Worth a glance!
