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11/01/2013

The Best Blog Posts of 2012: Vanity Edition

After my post on other people's 2012 posts that I liked best, here are ten of my posts from last year that I find more worthwhile than the others. In chronological order:
  • How "Social Distance" Is Misleading
  • The within-between Fallacy
  • The Discrimination Fallacy
  • The Argument from the Absence of Apocalypse
  • Poverty and Life Outcomes: A Theory of the Changing Relative Importance of Resources and Personality
  • Why You Shouldn't Borrow Books from Acquaintances
  • The Greatest Tracks of the 1990s, Part 3: 30-1
  • Testing vs. Matching and the Attraction of the Aphorism
  • Sometimes You Need Both Blades of the Scissors
  • Why Most Studies of Male-Female Differences Are Useless
This is the last installment of my turn-of-the-year flurry in linklists. I promise the next post will contain substantial blocks of new text written by me.
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Posted by LemmusLemmus at 21:05
Labels: Economics/The Economy/Business, Music, Philosophy, Psychology, Scientific Methods, Sex 'n' Love 'n' Fertility, Social Sciences, Sociology, Wild Guesses and Armchair Theorizing

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    Karl Smith on the liquidity leak
    1 hour ago
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    HuffPost: "10 Awesome Latino Inventions"
    15 hours ago
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    Link feast
    1 day ago
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    The Price of Wool and Economic Growth
    1 day ago
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    High Road Doubts
    1 day ago
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    Jacques Barzun on life
    2 days ago
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    Why is Imperial College permitting Westminster public school to sell an internship?
    3 days ago
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    Google Glass and the need for XU Design
    1 week ago
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    Tatort Hamburg: Lass das mal den Wotan machen
    2 weeks ago
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    Wasteful qualifiers
    4 weeks ago
  • Will Wilkinson
    Test
    1 month ago
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    Tabletop Day Seattle
    2 months ago
  • The Criterion Contraption
    News You Probably Can't Use
    5 months ago
  • Andy McKenzie: The Blog
    Magic Is Measurable
    7 months ago
  • Total Drek
    Todd Akin is a douchebag.
    8 months ago
  • Pyjamas in Bananas
    Why the worried well trump real mental illness
    10 months ago

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    Combination Vision Test
    1 day ago
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    Mother's Day Secrets
    6 days ago

Filters

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    Harvard professor Michael Norton explains how to be happier
    35 minutes ago
  • this isn't happiness.
    Sandra Chevrier
    6 hours ago
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    11 hours ago
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