Sam Anderson | NYT | 4 April 2012 Which of us hasn't said it at some point. But what is the secret of stupid games? Why are we so susceptible to them? And how did Drop7 take over Anderson's brain, such that he was playing it in all sorts of inappropriate situations? Comments Carmen Reinhart & Kenneth Rogoff | Bloomberg | 3 April 2012 "Some researchers are beginning to argue that recoveries from financial crises might not be as different from the aftermath of conventional recessions as our analysis suggests. Their case is unconvincing." Here's why Comments Jessica Grose | Slate | 2 April 2012 John Wallace was sitting quietly on a log in Yellowstone national park when he was attacked by a bear. His body was later found half-eaten. This is the story of how blame was assigned, and a killer grizzly caught Comments Robert Rapier | Oil Drum | 4 April 2012 There are differences between oil resources and oil reserves. And there are differences between oil shale and shale oil. And those differences are big. Although to listen to some politicians recently, you might not think so Comments Debra Monroe | Guernica | 1 April 2012 "I wanted to raise a child and I thought I’d be a good mother. If a baby was already born who needed a parent, who was I to say the baby was the wrong color? I understood race would affect our lives, but I didn't know precisely how" Comments Michael Dietsch | Serious Eats | 29 March 2012 Everything you could ever want to know about bourbon. What makes a whisky a bourbon? What is sour mash? Who was Elijah Craig, and how does he fit into the drink's history? Why are the best distilleries in Kentucky? All this and more Comments | 
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