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Sayings 2.1

  Reblogged from “Sayings 2.1” by Doghouse Diaries Previously: “Sayings 2.0”

Mad or Economist…

Kenneth Boulding, President Kennedy’s environmental adviser said something about this: “Anyone who believes in indefinite growth in anything physical, on a physically finite planet, is either mad – or an economist.”

Wages are the opportunity cost of leisure

Wages are the opportunity cost of leisure. The higher the wage rate, the more hours of leisure a worker will forego and the more hours of labour he will supply.

Black Forest Gâteau

Here is the result of trying out the recipe that Dan Lepard published yesterday in the Guardian. Less decoration that expected, but great favour!  

Schrödinger Cat Doodle

Continuing with the tradition of celebrating scientists birthdays, Google has marked Erwin Schrödinger’s anniversary with a Schrödinger Cat doodle. Erwing Schrödinger was born on August 12th, 1887 in Vienna, Austria. He developed fundamental results in… Read More »Schrödinger Cat Doodle