Interesting Links for 21-10-2015
Oct. 21st, 2015 12:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
andrewducker- Personality traits not affected by individual's birth-order position (first borns a little smarter though)
- Gene on-off switch works like backpack strap
- Burnout and Depression: Two entities or one?
- Government powerless to intervene in non-banking industry
- We should scrap the triple-lock protecting pensions in the UK
- Labour Party for the 'down and outs, not people like me', secret focus group research finds
- Earth was one of the universe’s first habitable planets, and we’re likely to miss chance to meet future alien civilisations
- Canada will let you vote with valid ID. If you're persistent enough
- Untestable, unsafe and on the freeway: Why cars need to be open source
- I didn't realise that Edinburgh was allowing cars to (sometimes) use bus lanes!
- I mean, it somewhat makes sense. Although they get to use them only when they don't actually need to.
- What does the average person need to do to get their body into different conditions? (And is it worth it?)
- How The Fast Times Of The Paparazzi Came To A Screeching Halt
- Magic Leap's new demo looks impressive. (But when can I buy one?)
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