10 Weekend Reads - Wall Street Is Using the Power Against Itself, An interview with Google’s head of Streams, Star Wars, and more
• From the Frontlines to Finance: How the Marines Shaped Our Investment Philosophy (Alpha Architect)
• Wall Street Is Using the Power of Dodd-Frank Against Itself (NYT Mag)
• How Things Break (The Iowa Review)
• We need to ditch generational labels (Aeon)
• How a Graduate Student Reluctantly Uncovered a Huge Scientific Fraud: The Case of the Amazing Gay-Marriage Data (scienceofus)
• Bradley Horowitz: An interview with Google’s head of Streams, Photos and Sharing (Medium)
• How Comedians Became Public Intellectuals: People look to Amy Schumer and her fellow jokers not just to make fun of the world, but to make sense of it. And maybe even to help fix it. (The Atlantic)
• Star Wars: The Force Awakens Is on the Cover of Vanity Fair (Vanity Fair)
• How America Overdosed on Drug Courts: After 25 years, the verdict is in: Drug courts embolden judges to practice medicine without a license—and they put lives in danger. (Pacific Standard) see also What Percentage of Your Country Smokes Marijuana? (Priceonomics)
• Art Garfunkel on Paul Simon: ‘How I created a monster’ (Telegraph)
What are you reading?
