It’s the journey, not the destination, that matters
Aaron Carroll December 27, 2011
I love to read. I’ll read almost anything. I tend to lean towards science fiction and fantasy, but I love non-fiction as well. I’ll give
I love to read. I’ll read almost anything. I tend to lean towards science fiction and fantasy, but I love non-fiction as well. I’ll give
The Finance Buff (TFB), my former blog host, asked me some questions about the doc fix. I answered them. If this is something you want
From two days ago in the Washington Post: More than a year after Republicans first pledged to “repeal and replace” President Obama’s new health-care law, the GOP
I was not yet 5 years old when I saw Star Wars for the first time in the theater. I distinctly remember believing that they
Do yourself a favor, and go read Amy Harmon’s piece in today’s NYT, Navigating love and autism. Besides being an important story, it’s a perfect
It’s a holiday week at TIE, but I’m manning the shop, and thought I’d post an essay I wrote some time ago, but never published.
Happy Holidays to all. Megan McArdle has an interesting post, somewhat meladramatically titled “Why pilot projects fail.” Many of her points are well-taken. Indeed these
It’s a really slow day, so I thought I’d give you something festive to read. A couple years ago, I co-authored a paper in the
Remember that “study” from the Legatum Institute that showed we were the best in the world in terms of health? I’d moved on, but Kenneth
As long as things go according to plans, Congress should pass the payroll tax extension today. This has the added benefit of enacting a billionth
My Reality-Based Community colleague Mark Kleiman and I go Bloggingheads on drugs and HIV in the Russian Federation, poppy eradication in Afghanistan, Mexican drug violence,
Today in TIE: Reflex is taking a break (as are Austin and Don) until January 3 (Aar0n holding down the fort), Austin on the health
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