Weekly Filet #39: The Data Behind #occupywallstreet. And more.
Weekly Filet #39 is out. You can view it in your browser or right below.
This week's top recommendation
So what exactly is it that the people on Wall Street (and increasingly elsewhere) are protesting against and how valid is their point? What's behind catchy slogans like "We are the 99%" and #occupywallstreet? The Business Insider has gone the extra mile to compile a wealth of data on the state of the economy and the distribution of wealth. Those charts make for pretty good reasons to take to the streets.
→ Here's What The Wall Street Protesters Are So Angry About (Business Insider)
Further recommendations
A great essay that explores the mastery behind Henri Cartier-Bresson's photography, proceeding from what HCB himself said made for a great composition: geometry.
→ Henri Cartier-Bresson (Adam Marelli Photo)
Apple's virtual assistant may well prove to be a much bigger step forward than we think. But for now, it's a fine source of amusement.
→ Shit That Siri Says
Did you know the journalist who broke the news about Germany invading Poland was a woman? Neither did I. She turned 100 this week. Nice profile by The Telegraph.
→ I must admit I enjoy being in a war. I don’t know why. I’m not brave (The Telegraph)
A little homage the the brave football team of San Marino, that has won one single game in 22 years. Yet, it still holds a world record.
→ One Win, 106 Losses, No Traffic Lights (New York Times)
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