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- Science Writing: How Do You Make Complex Issues Accessible And Readable?
As London's Royal Society prepared to award its annual book prize, we asked five top writers – Steven Pinker, James Gleick, Brian Greene, Lone Frank and Joshua Foer – to debate what makes good science writing in a technically minded age ...................
- The Economist: A Fishy Tale
Interesting historical fact. This engraving, of a flying fish, almost changed the course of history. It is one of a set from John Ray’s and Francis Willughby’s book“Historia Piscium”, published in 1686 by the Royal Society and recently put online...
- East Coast Asset Management's Q1 Letter
Found via Market Folly. We believe there are two general kinds of mispricings - structural and psychological. Structural mispricings exist when an event occurs that forces a large population of owners to sell without any change in the investment’s...
- Ten Questions Science Must Answer
Found via The Big Picture.For 350 years, the Royal Society has called on the world's biggest brains to unravel the mysteries of science. Its president, Martin Rees, considers today's big issues, while leading thinkers describe the puzzles they...
- Dividend Compass Match 2 - Exxon Mobil Vs Royal Dutch Shell
In Match 1 of the Dividend Compass Cup, we had Coca Cola narrowly defeating Pepsi. The Dividend Compass Cup rules are straightforward, we run the two quality, wide moat companies through the Dividend Compass to analyze which is the more interesting investing...
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Cognitive Biases - A Visual Study Guide by the Royal Society of Account Planning
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Link to: Cognitive Biases - A Visual Study Guide
by the Royal Society of Account Planning
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- Science Writing: How Do You Make Complex Issues Accessible And Readable?
As London's Royal Society prepared to award its annual book prize, we asked five top writers – Steven Pinker, James Gleick, Brian Greene, Lone Frank and Joshua Foer – to debate what makes good science writing in a technically minded age ...................
- The Economist: A Fishy Tale
Interesting historical fact. This engraving, of a flying fish, almost changed the course of history. It is one of a set from John Ray’s and Francis Willughby’s book“Historia Piscium”, published in 1686 by the Royal Society and recently put online...
- East Coast Asset Management's Q1 Letter
Found via Market Folly. We believe there are two general kinds of mispricings - structural and psychological. Structural mispricings exist when an event occurs that forces a large population of owners to sell without any change in the investment’s...
- Ten Questions Science Must Answer
Found via The Big Picture.For 350 years, the Royal Society has called on the world's biggest brains to unravel the mysteries of science. Its president, Martin Rees, considers today's big issues, while leading thinkers describe the puzzles they...
- Dividend Compass Match 2 - Exxon Mobil Vs Royal Dutch Shell
In Match 1 of the Dividend Compass Cup, we had Coca Cola narrowly defeating Pepsi. The Dividend Compass Cup rules are straightforward, we run the two quality, wide moat companies through the Dividend Compass to analyze which is the more interesting investing...