π» Labor Day was Monday, and if you’re older than a certain age, you remember when Jerry Lewis owned that holiday. Television writer Ken Levine remembers, too. Read I miss Jerry
π° Men are skipping college in record numbers, and it’s creating an education gap. The Wall Street Journal reports, uncovering some reasons why. Read A Generation of American Men Give Up on College: βI Just Feel Lostβ
π» Aaron Renn points out — and notes it’s not being widely reported — that the pandemic-style rule by executive order is not popular anywhere along the political spectrum by everyday people. Read The Unpopularity of Rule by Emergency Decree
π» Your best bet is not to share or retweet that news story, because our confirmation bias is probably behind it, and it could be spreading misinformation. Mike Masnick has a good example to share. Read The Role of Confirmation Bias In Spreading Misinformation
π· Paul Lovell takes a quick look a the Ihagee Exa, an early SLR with a top shutter speed of 1/150 sec. Read Ihagee Exa
π· Did you know that Kodak made a genuine TLR after the war? Not one of those pseudo-TLRs, one where the viewing lens focused with the taking lens. Juliet Schwab has the review. Read Kodak Reflex II Review — A Rollei Competitor at a Tenth the Price?
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