- Tara Smith at Aetiology reviews Twelve diseases that changed our world and finds that though its bias towards Western history and civilization is a limitation, it is a book worth reading nevertheless;
- Inside Higher Ed informs that Utah OpencourseWare Alliance, a statewide initiative, goes online today; and,
- Vaughan at Mind Hacks informs about the online availability of Daniel Kahneman’s masterclass.
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