"The performance of public duty is not the whole of what makes a good life; there is also the pursuit of private excellence. For man, though partly social, is not wholly so." -Bertrand Russell
It appears that last June, The Reith Lectures series added some archived podcast episodes in case anyone is interested in downloading them to your favorite podcast-listening device, including one of the original ones from Bertrand Russell in 1948-1949 (you can find all of his lectures HERE.)
Farnam Street: 3 Famous Writers on the Relationship Between Reading and Writing (LINK)
Latticework of Mental Models: Liking Bias (LINK)
The 10 Biggest Retail Bankruptcies of the Last Decade [H/T Linc] (LINK)
Mutual Fund Observer, March 2016 (LINK)
Yale's Vikram Mansharamani sees bubbles bursting everywhere (video) (LINK)
Related book: BoombustologyThe Voters Decide - by Ben Thompson (LINK)
Edge #450: AI & The Future Of Civilization - A Conversation With Stephen Wolfram (LINK)
Book of the day: Classics: An Investor's Anthology