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...make conclusions after observing the most mundane events and apply them to other situations. “He walks around the world and everything that he sees piqued his curiosity,” Zeckhauser said. “He usually develops new insights that other people would just miss.” Among Schelling’s insights was the ability to explain the nuclear standoff with the Soviet Union as a social game of shared and conflicting interests. “His thinking in some sense infused the success that we had over a 50-year period in avoiding...
...environmental protection, and helped encourage more tolerant views of minorities. The coalition, says Jana Hensel, 29, author of After the Wall, an account of growing up in East Berlin, "has effected a monumental change in the past seven years. Germany has a new self-confidence. We are going to miss these guys." Not enough, apparently, to vote for them. Whereas 20 years ago the Greens relied on people under 30 for most of their support, today their base is aging and the bulk of their vote comes from Germans in their 40s and 50s. Jan Böttcher...
...Miss the latter, and you’ll find yourself scrambling to call a taxi that can take you to the Walpole train station. And then, if you’re lucky, Boston...
...Miss the former, and you’ll probably never get there in the first place...
Apple tells of being tired of her reign as ruling musical bitch on “Better Version of Me”: “I am likely to miss the main event/If I stop to cry or complain again.” Fiona Apple’s new verve may startle some, but her style is unfailingly virtuosic...