Volume 3 – Number 1

By admin | Published: February 13, 2012

Correlation does not necessarily mean causation. These funny charts help to prove that point.

In the instances where our brains supply instant judgments or quick answers to questions, it may be that we are actually solving a problem different from the one posed.

It turns out industrial accidents and financial disasters have a lot in common.

Europe must deal with two economic spirals: the capitalization of the banking sector and the negative effects of fiscal consolidation upon the economy.

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