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Mar. 6th, 2011
Now Just a Muggle, With Song and Dance
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By DAVE ITZKOFF
Published: March 2, 2011
THE most famous 21-year-old on the planet came barreling into a West Village diner one wintry February morning, desperately craving Belgian waffles. He was bleary eyed, scruffy and stubbly but energetic despite the early hour, and slightly winded after rushing from the previous restaurant chosen for him, which was closed because of a gas leak. More
I missed our President, St. John McCain on This Week again! Or as Atrios sez, "This Week has the elusive John McCain."
Our Local Hero, Michele -- One "L" short of a full load -- Bachmann -- with an extra "N" for extra nuttiness -- wuz on Meet the Press, and, sadly, I missed that too.
Our Local Hero, Michele -- One "L" short of a full load -- Bachmann -- with an extra "N" for extra nuttiness -- wuz on Meet the Press, and, sadly, I missed that too.
Autor! Autor!
Paul Krugman
Paul Krugman
A further note on brains and jobs: the story I told in my whimsical magazine piece bears a clear family resemblance to the influential analysis of Autor, Levy, and Murnane a few years later, which argued that the crucial difference in terms of possible replacement of humans by machines was one of routine versus non-routine, rather than white-collar versus blue-collar, and that computerization was if anything likely to increase demand for some “low-skill” occupations and reduce demand for some traditionally well-paying white-collar jobs: More