Monday Mega Linkfest: January 22, 2018
What I am reading today
Writing and the Threshold Life: Jane Hirshfield on How the Liminal Liberates Us from the Prison of the Self (Brain Pickings)
A Queer Reading of Go Ask Alice (The Paris Review)
India needs to have a stable set of policies and a regulator in EV sector: Sanjeev Sharma, MD, ABB India (Economic Times)
What lessons can media learn from the press's coverage of Big Tobacco in the '90s? Find out on The Big Question. http://ow.ly/JQKk30hRCcQ pic.twitter.com/pwIHeGOp27 (Chicago Booth Review)
Refugee Reversal: Merkel's Got Some Explaining To Do (Spiegel International)
The World's Most Talent Competitive Countries, 2018 (Insead)
The Rise of Solar and Wind (Trends... Find them, ride them and get off.)
What Has Tech Done to Fix Its Harassment Problem? (Wired: Business)
We tend to focus on our inner negative thoughts. But we shouldn't neglect our positive ones. http://stanford.io/2Dv8lre (Stanford Business)
Quantifying Timing Luck (Flirting with Modelsâ„¢)
"Get Out of Jail Free" Cards (Marginal REVOLUTION)
Can We Be Brutally Honest About Investment Returns? (Jason Zweig)
Turnaround Titan: This fund manager defies Warren Buffett's advice and bags multi-fold returns (Vallum Capital)
A Misleading Story of Job Creation (IDFC)
Wine is a terrible investment (Felix Salmon)
Lessons from the Carillion collapse (Gulzar Natarajan: Urbanomics)
The coming UPI battle in mobile payments (FactorDaily)
Private Equity Fund raising shows no signs of slowing in 2018 (Forbes India Magazine)
Cryptomathic first to undergo new eIDAS Certification for Remote Qualified Electronic Signatures (Fintech Finance)
The Literary Intrigues of Putin's Puppet Master (The New York Review of Books)
Queen Victoria's animals (History Extra)
The Digital Economy is Not as Hungry for Tech Workers as You Think (CEB Blogs)
Using Private Capital for Infrastructure Is Not as Easy as It Sounds (The Urbanophile)
India Property: Boom around the Corner? (Alpha Ideas)
A Strategist's Guide to China's Belt and Road Initiative (Strategy+Business)
Blockchain is poised for a big business breakout (CIO IT Strategy)
Book Review: Comic Performance in Pakistan: The Bhānd by Claire Pamment (India at LSE)
What Maverick, Iceman, and Goose Can Teach You About Fast and Accurate Decision Making (Farnam Street)
The World's Most Talent Competitive Countries, 2018 (INSEAD Knowledge)
Tencent beats Amazon to launch unmanned shop, but lags other Chinese tech rivals (SCMP: China Tech)
A woman who plans is a woman in power (Mint)
a16z Podcast: Mental Models for Understanding Crypto Tokens (Andreesson Horowitz)
Reflections on a big milestone (The Reformed Broker)
a16z Podcast: Mental Models for Understanding Crypto Tokens (Andreessen Horowitz)
Writing and the Threshold Life: Jane Hirshfield on How the Liminal Liberates Us from the Prison of the Self (Brain Pickings)
A Queer Reading of Go Ask Alice (The Paris Review)
India needs to have a stable set of policies and a regulator in EV sector: Sanjeev Sharma, MD, ABB India (Economic Times)
What lessons can media learn from the press's coverage of Big Tobacco in the '90s? Find out on The Big Question. http://ow.ly/JQKk30hRCcQ pic.twitter.com/pwIHeGOp27 (Chicago Booth Review)
Refugee Reversal: Merkel's Got Some Explaining To Do (Spiegel International)
The World's Most Talent Competitive Countries, 2018 (Insead)
The Rise of Solar and Wind (Trends... Find them, ride them and get off.)
What Has Tech Done to Fix Its Harassment Problem? (Wired: Business)
We tend to focus on our inner negative thoughts. But we shouldn't neglect our positive ones. http://stanford.io/2Dv8lre (Stanford Business)
Quantifying Timing Luck (Flirting with Modelsâ„¢)
"Get Out of Jail Free" Cards (Marginal REVOLUTION)
Can We Be Brutally Honest About Investment Returns? (Jason Zweig)
Turnaround Titan: This fund manager defies Warren Buffett's advice and bags multi-fold returns (Vallum Capital)
A Misleading Story of Job Creation (IDFC)
Wine is a terrible investment (Felix Salmon)
Lessons from the Carillion collapse (Gulzar Natarajan: Urbanomics)
The coming UPI battle in mobile payments (FactorDaily)
Private Equity Fund raising shows no signs of slowing in 2018 (Forbes India Magazine)
Cryptomathic first to undergo new eIDAS Certification for Remote Qualified Electronic Signatures (Fintech Finance)
The Literary Intrigues of Putin's Puppet Master (The New York Review of Books)
Queen Victoria's animals (History Extra)
The Digital Economy is Not as Hungry for Tech Workers as You Think (CEB Blogs)
Using Private Capital for Infrastructure Is Not as Easy as It Sounds (The Urbanophile)
India Property: Boom around the Corner? (Alpha Ideas)
A Strategist's Guide to China's Belt and Road Initiative (Strategy+Business)
Blockchain is poised for a big business breakout (CIO IT Strategy)
Book Review: Comic Performance in Pakistan: The Bhānd by Claire Pamment (India at LSE)
What Maverick, Iceman, and Goose Can Teach You About Fast and Accurate Decision Making (Farnam Street)
The World's Most Talent Competitive Countries, 2018 (INSEAD Knowledge)
Tencent beats Amazon to launch unmanned shop, but lags other Chinese tech rivals (SCMP: China Tech)
A woman who plans is a woman in power (Mint)
a16z Podcast: Mental Models for Understanding Crypto Tokens (Andreesson Horowitz)
Reflections on a big milestone (The Reformed Broker)
a16z Podcast: Mental Models for Understanding Crypto Tokens (Andreessen Horowitz)
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