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Qui a dit: A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Jean-François Nadeau écrit dans Le Devoir: Les radicaux libres Le portrait qu’a donné de cette baronne (Margaret Thatcher) au jour de sa mort la députée Glenda Jackson était sans doute assez juste : Thatcher a accouché d’une société mesquine qui connaissait le prix de toute chose, mais qui en ignorait la valeur. En fait, la députée a…
Cannibalisme U.S.
Aux Etats-Unis, les premiers colons auraient eu recours au cannibalisme (Le Monde) La présentation des recherches par le Smithonian. Detail of cut marks found on the girl’s jaw, or lower mandible in a stereo-microscopic photo. (Smithsonian Institution / Don Hurlbert)
Le lobby du cancer
Un article du New York Times By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF Op-Ed Columnist é é WHO knew that carcinogens had their own lobby in Washington? é Don’t believe me? Just consider formaldehyde, which is found in everything from nail polish to kitchen countertops, fabric softeners to carpets. Largely because of its use in building materials, we breathe…
Reportage clandestin: quand les activistes ont pris le contrôle du collège Evergreen (52.22)
Commentaire d’une abonnée : « Wow, je viens d’écouter le reportage sur Evergreen, quelle folie! C’est hallucinant!!! »
Robots are starting to break the law and nobody knows what to do about it
Fusion.net The Random Darknet Shopper, an automated online shopping bot with a budget of $100 a week in Bitcoin, is programmed to do a very specific task: go to one particular marketplace on the Deep Web and make one random purchase a week with the provided allowance. (…) the programmers came home one day to find a…
Forget the gender pay gap. The class gap is much bigger
Interestingly, people who wring their hands about the gender pay gap tend to be focused on the professional class, to which they belong. They seldom focus on the occupations in which most women actually work – teaching, nursing, hospitality and housekeeping, retail, clerical. Equal pay is not an issue for these women, because these fields…