As @chrismanfrank says “Life is about two things: love and bold adventure” 2. On the Future of Online Education 3. El Salvador, Growth Diagnostics and the #Bitcoin

ADAM SHAPIRO: What is the future of higher education, do you think, going to look like relatively soon, because we’re almost out of the pandemic? But when you talk about two years of community college for free, I mean, I’m still trying to grapple with why some people are paying…

Interesting highlights from a recent macroeconomics paper presentation.

If you read two articles this week, let it be the following two pieces. 1. Why Did It Take So Long to Accept the Facts About Covid? A few sentences have shaken a century of science. A week ago, more than a year after the World Health Organization declared that we face a pandemic, a page on its website titled “Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19)…

Assorted CBC announcements. More at Maven.

#MBA #DisruptEducation #EdTech

Book talk of the Day; In our success-hungry contemporary society, we’d all love to believe that there are magic bullets to be found — secrets of success we can apply to guarantee the results we want. And when experience is examined uncritically and carelessly, it may seem to yield such secrets. But all too often, they prove illusory. Fortunately, though guarantees are nowhere to be found, a more scientific approach to experience can provide insights that can make our personal success measurably more likely.