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The following are selected blog posts from bloggers worldwide by Wilson Ng, a Philippine blogger which he thinks represents the most interesting posts on the subject. This is updated several times per week.
Select Tech Articles » Larry Ellison, dozens more, to give away wealth
Oracle CEO along with George Lucas, Michael Bloomberg, and host of other billionaires say yes to call from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett for charity donations. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Bill Gates: Better software modeling is a key
The software icon and philanthropist said he is investing in software that can better show how diseases and other complex systems work. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » The future of social media
Gaming is already wildly popular. A recent spate of deals with Google, Disney, and Gamestop, suggest that social games have the promise to be wildly profitable, too. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » China says it tops Japan as No. 2 economy
China has surpassed Japan to become the world's second largest economy, lagging only behind the United States, a Chinese government official said in remarks published on Friday. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » ‘Unmistakable’ Evidence Shows World Getting Warmer, NOAA Says
Scientific evidence that the world is getting warmer is “unmistakable,” according to a report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration drawing on research from 48 countries, including Russia and China. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Mouth-to-Mouth May Not Save More Lives During CPR, Studies Show
Hollywood heroics aside, mouth-to- mouth resuscitation does nothing to improve the outcome of CPR, two studies showed. It doesn’t provide any benefit over the chest-pumping procedure, U.S. and Swedish scientists said. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Do Economic Slumps Produce More Churchgoers?
Do hard times produce more fundamentalists? Do prosperous times produce more do-gooders? Will a lengthy economic slump pull people into the pews to pray for jobs and ladle soup for needier neighbors? Or will it keep people at home on the couch, nursing psychic wounds and cursing their creator? [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Why Do Some Nations Have Lower IQ Scores?
Global differences in intelligence is a sensitive topic, long fraught with controversy and still tinged by the disgraceful taint of pseudosciences such as craniometry that strove to prove the white “race” as the most clever of them all. But recent data, perplexingly, has indeed shown cognitive ability to be higher in some countries than in others. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Success: Do you have what it takes?
SAN FRANCISCO (Mint.com) — If you were trying to find successful entrepreneurs — people who can innovate and commercialize radically new ideas — what would you look for? [Link]
Select Tech Articles » The Rush to Hedge Against Black Swan Events
Wall Street is seeing a boom in funds that offer protection from market calamities known as "long-tail risks" [Link]
Select Tech Articles » The Uncertainty Principle: Not Sure? Don't Spend
Doubts about new regulation and the fate of the economy have corporations playing it safe [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Taleb on Investment and Speculation
Nassim Taleb, author of "The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable," discusses government debt, investment risks and financial regulation. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Hong Kong Government May Sell Peak Site for HK$10.5 Billion
Hong Kong’s government may sell a building site in the Peak district for HK$10.5 billion ($1.35 billion) in an auction tomorrow, underscoring demand for high- end properties in the city. [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Larry Ellison, dozens more, to give away wealth
Oracle CEO along with George Lucas, Michael Bloomberg, and host of other billionaires say yes to call from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett for charity donations. … [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Bill Gates: Better software modeling is a key
The software icon and philanthropist said he is investing in software that can better show how diseases and other complex systems work. … [Link]
Select Tech Articles » The future of social media
Gaming is already wildly popular. A recent spate of deals with Google, Disney, and Gamestop, suggest that social games have the promise to be wildly profitable, too. … [Link]
Select Tech Articles » China says it tops Japan as No. 2 economy
China has surpassed Japan to become the world's second largest economy, lagging only behind the United States, a Chinese government official said in remarks published on Friday. … [Link]
Select Tech Articles » ‘Unmistakable’ Evidence Shows World Getting Warmer, NOAA Says
Scientific evidence that the world is getting warmer is “unmistakable,” according to a report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration drawing on research from 48 countries, including Russia and China. … [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Mouth-to-Mouth May Not Save More Lives During CPR, Studies Show
Hollywood heroics aside, mouth-to- mouth resuscitation does nothing to improve the outcome of CPR, two studies showed. It doesn’t provide any benefit over the chest-pumping procedure, U.S. and Swedish scientists said. … [Link]
Select Tech Articles » Do Economic Slumps Produce More Churchgoers?
Do hard times produce more fundamentalists? Do prosperous times produce more do-gooders? Will a lengthy economic slump pull people into the pews to pray for jobs and ladle soup for needier neighbors? Or will it keep people at home on the couch, nursing psychic wounds and cursing their creator? … [Link]
