- We’re told Americans have no free time, yet we’re watching more than four (4) hours of TV per day Ryan McMaken, Power & Market
- “A Household God in a Socialist World” [pdf] Andrei Znamenski, Ethnologia Europaea
- Why the world is in uproar right now Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
- Sex recession? Maybe not… Frances Woolley, Worthwhile Canadian Initiative
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Notes On Liberty 
“Global Inequality” mulls the burgeoning, internet-enabled mass anti government uprisings around the world in search of commonality. Could it be that the only commonality needed is the new, internet-based ability everyone everywhere has suddenly acquired to see how everyone else lives, worldwide?
That’s a good point, Jack.
Would you call this “envy-driven”? I think a little envy is inevitable given the disparities between North America and everywhere else but I think the term doesn’t quite fit.
Everybody wants an American life but not everybody operates under American institutions. Yet!