Quick lesson in blog geography, networking journeys that come from tripping over blogs that a new to you and following through.
Started here with some fun dispatches from TJICistan, which led me here to an economics blog with good insights and then to here with a comparative discussion/data set on global economic freedom.
And if the terrain gets too strenuous, you can stop, as I did, here for a little discussion on the real Cuba and the wealth disparity between Fidel and ordinary citizens in socialist paradise (and yes, before you comment, I have visited Cuba on three occasions, and find a lot of credibility in what the real Cuba website documents).
Started here with some fun dispatches from TJICistan, which led me here to an economics blog with good insights and then to here with a comparative discussion/data set on global economic freedom.
And if the terrain gets too strenuous, you can stop, as I did, here for a little discussion on the real Cuba and the wealth disparity between Fidel and ordinary citizens in socialist paradise (and yes, before you comment, I have visited Cuba on three occasions, and find a lot of credibility in what the real Cuba website documents).
Four websites, all with economics, freedom and development as central themes: the blogosphere is huge and you can browse every day and find new, interesting sites to read and stretch your pre-conceptions. Or, not.
Stasis is the default condition of the lazy and the slave. If, however, you are just a Prisoner, a free person and not a number, the blogosphere can help you find your freedom from learnt and learned oppression.
