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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Practical privilege
We don’t usually just post links to other articles here, but I was really impressed by this honest description of privilege from the side of the privileged. He really nails how his path into his career was so much easier … Continue reading
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Tagged computer science, micro-inequities, slate, technical privliege
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The Habits of Highly Annoying Get-Rich Gurus
Sorry for the extended holiday hiatus everyone. Both Brendan and I have been really busy and have struggled to find time for blogging. But now we’re back, so why not let us start the year with something horribly depressing and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Ramsey, get-rich, habits, poor people, poverty, rich people, Tom Corley
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