#freakonomics

A decent book that works to really show the appropriate mindset when looking into things. Visit www.nkreider.com for more! Twitter.com/LibertyNAK Minds.com/nkreider Facebook.com/LibertyNAK Gab.ai/nkreider

Discussion of my book review for "Think Like A Freak" by Steven Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, include my criticism of stories that have been brought up for decades, such as the brown m&m's

Freakonomics is a brilliant insight into the what the catch really is. Six chapters that look into how conventional wisdom can be wrong and how "experts" bend facts. How do we know how to accurately

if you're creating value for others, if you're helping people improve their lives. If you're just in there manipulating the system, get rid of you. You may be familiar with the Freakonomics podcast by

I love it when different and seemingly unrelated aspects of my life intersect - that usually creates a good story. I have a fairly short commute, usually about 30 minutes each way, which is just long enough