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Interesting Links for 15-03-2012
Mar. 15th, 2012 11:00 am- Twitter's tales of sexism
- Trans fat consumption linked to greater aggression
- The lost child who found his way home 25 years later thanks to Google Earth
- Fascinating discussion on Hacker News on how Google has caught a nasty case of The Managers
- Is it time to start paying for Android updates?
- GDP across europe, broken down by region (I'm not unshocked that Aberdeen does better than anywhere else in Scotland)
- Goldman Sachs responds to accusations of greed and lack of morals
- An explanation of why movies have to make so much to make a profit.
- Why women shouldn't fake their orgasms.
- Factcheck: Did female unemployment rise under Labour?
- The BBC is to open its archive for downloads
- So, what _would_ we do if there was no other life in the universe?
- Voters favor deep-voiced politicians
- Shy people do not habituate to faces
- European court says kettling tactics in 2001 were lawful
- Government pressing forward with equal marriage - but why the hell tell churches they can't perform ceremonies?
- Some notes on IQ
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