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This is pretty cool:

Great video on Apple, and their propensity to copy and innovate.

Here's a great interview that will shatter your misconception of Masonry and Mormonism, from MormonStories.org.

This music video of TDKR is better film-making than TDKR:

The below "bell curve" of political positions is fairly accurate, I'd say. Voluntaryists are anarcho-capitalists outside the home and anti-authoritarian classical anarchists inside. Imagine this going around a cylindrical shape, lake a can, with the blacks touching and merging together. And here's the explanation . Click to enlarge.

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Ahhh, thank you, thank you! I noticed several of these myself. As I said, horrible film-making.

Perhaps it's relative. From where I'm sitting, both the left and the right are tyrannical despots. Jeffrey Tucker feels the same way, and helped me finally realize why I was so bored during the latest Batman flick. Despite the poor film-making, the story was bland and dull to a libertarian. See for yourself.

I'm really digging this list of policy priorities at Utah-based Libertas Institute.

I loved the first one, then it went down hill. Nolan's story telling is fractured and choppy. And this latest had a main character who I understood about 5% of what he was saying. It was just plain 'ole bad movie making. I actually feel really bad for this Batman because I like him. I really like this batman, and Christian Bale's portrayal. I loved Batman Begins. The worst part about this latest is that it contains about 5% Batman. I couldn't even tell it was a Batman movie until half-way through. Put plainly, I wasn't entertained. I was bored and frustrated with Bane's voice and the choppy story-telling. It was just a bad movie, worse in these respects than the second. The second had far more Batman, but it still suffered from choppiness. Ugghh Read the rest on my Life blog.

Very interesting . I love where innovation is taking education.

Great advice, for everyone to heed.