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1. Just 19% of Americans say they can trust the federal government always or most of the time.
2. The American middle class is shrinking.
3. For the first time since the 1940s, more immigrants from Mexico are leaving the U.S. than coming into the country.
4. There’s a substantial rise in the share of Americans who say the country needs to continue making changes to give blacks equal rights with whites.
See the rest: 15 striking findings from 2015
i picture the ghost of hamilton being like, “i’m not coming off of that money.”
How accounting forced transparency on the aristocracy and changed the world
In the 16th century, celebrated Dutch painters did a brisk trade in heroic portraits of accountants and their ledgers. That’s because accounting transformed the lowlands, literally bringing accountability to the aristocracy by forcing them to keep track of, and report on, their wealth. As Jacob Soll (author of The Reckoning: Financial Accountability and the Rise and Fall of Nations) writes in the Boston Globe, from the 14th century invention of double-entry bookkeeping until the 19th century – when accounting became a separate profession instead of something that every educated person was expected to practice – accountancy upended the social order, elevating financial transparency to a primary virtue.
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People are big data too. But only when they engage with the digital world via decades-old desktop monitors. That’s when arched doorways open to the big data superhighway (watch out for elephants!).
Those who have “transitioned” from meatspace to bigdataspace often carry briefcases that contain little amounts of data in a sea of bigger data.
So who are the ghosts in our machines? We are. Go now and walk that binary/fishnetty lane in peace. Your desktops have set you free.
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Hey Buzzfeed. I like a lot of the stuff you guys do, but I've noticed something lately that makes me (and I assume a lot of other people) question whether or not to read your website. It seems like a disproportionate number of your articles and videos cater to women and so-called "feminists". This very blog recently posted a picture that mocked the new and popular #Meninist activist movement. Do you REALLY want your readers to think you support so-called "feminist" ideology?
Yes. Unequivocally yes.
When I express any shred of doubt about whether I deserve or am qualified for something, people often try to reassure me that I am just experiencing impostor syndrome. About 10% of the time, it’s true. Amelia Greenhall’s excellent piece, however, has inspired me to clear up a big misconception...
The Avengers: Age of Ultron just keeps looking MORE AWESOME
Home-made Super Mario sweater-vest [2010]
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Here’s an analysis of the New America Foundation’s Federal Education Budget Project, a wide-ranging and thorough look at the way the government spends on education. It shows that the total take from American universities in tuition for undergraduate programs is $62.6B, while the Federal...
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My friend just posted this on Facebook.
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John Stewart is Amazing.
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What Having White Privilege Looks Like In One Cartoon
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#BlackLivesMatter has gone global
It’s not just Americans that care about racist policing practices across the U.S. In protests held worldwide this week, thousands of people showed up to demonstrate solidarity with their counterparts in the U.S. protesting the deaths of Ferguson teenager Mike Brown and New York man Eric Garner.
27 photos from protests around the world
