"Human history is a fragment of biology. Man is one of countless millions of species and, like all the rest, is subject to the struggle for existence and the competition of the fittest to survive. All psychology, philosophy, statesmanship, and utopias must make their peace with these biological laws. Man can be traced to about a million years before Christ. Agriculture can be traced no farther back than to 25,000 B.C. Man has lived forty times longer as a hunter than as a tiller of the soil in a settled life. In those 975,000 years his basic nature was formed and remains to challenge civilization every day." --Will Durant, "Heroes of History"
How mobile phones are helping farmers grow bigger harvests - by Bill Gates (LINK)
How Google and Amazon Got So Big Without Being Regulated (LINK)
Related book: The Curse of BignessRecord Biotech IPO May Be Worth the $7 Billion - by Charley Grant ($) (LINK)
Moderna is slated to offer the largest biotech IPO on record, and a $7 billion valuation isn’t as crazy as it sounds
Mohnish Pabrai's keynote speech at the 8th Morningstar Investment Conference in Mumbai, India (video) (LINK)
Invest Like the Best Podcast: Cliff Asness – The Past, The Present & Future of Quant (LINK)
Grant’s Current Yield Podcast: Curated content (LINK)
6 Biases Holding You Back From Rational Thinking - by Robert Greene (LINK)
Related book: The Laws of Human NatureTED Talk: My journey to thank all the people responsible for my morning coffee | AJ Jacobs (LINK)
Released today: This Is Marketing - by Seth Godin (who also reads the audiobook)