Sweden and the loss of trust If there’s one thing that might be right about this article, it’s that Sweden is the closest thing to an Ayn Rand society than any other on earth.

The Innovative University by Clayton Christensen and Henry Eyring (Author Interview Series) « higher education management group ut students on the margin, those who can’t really afford to move away from home and give up good jobs, will increasingly choose the fully online option.  And those students who choose the traditional experience will increasingly want […]

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Population density fostered literacy, the Industrial Revolution « Per Square Mile “The Industrial Revolution was fostered by a surge in literacy rates. Improvements in reading and writing were nurtured by the spread of schools. And the founding of schools was aided by rising population density.” I don’t understand how mass literacy triggered the industrial revolution. […]