Saw the excellent #BobDylan last night. Great fun. The movie was adapted by a book by #ElijahWald., #DylanGoesElectric. I interviewed him about the book when it first came out in 2015: 50 Years Ago Dylan Goes 'Electric' https://t.co/KC3eIuHRqH
Nate Silver explores how a tolerance for risk, informed by probabilistic thinking, can determine who wins at business, politics—or gambling. https://t.co/qJlxQn97DO via @WSJBooks
So, are you in the River or safely tucked in at the Village? Here's my review in today's WSJ of Nate Silver's new book, which argues for the benefits of what he calls the River.
https://t.co/CVbzzSg0wf
The least likely people to make an honest assessment of a president's capacity were the ones chosen for the job. Classic Washington!
Believe it or not there was a modernist movement in the last century that held that reading a score was true music as opposed to plain old performance.
https://t.co/NPcoW5GwZS via @WSJBooks
The current era is a mixological golden age of innovative creations. Will any last as long as the Martini or the Margarita? https://t.co/tz4wBuovfO via @WSJ
#FBI says:"The correspondence between the FBI and #Twitter show nothing more than examples of our traditional, longstanding and ongoing federal government and private sector engagements" So, the FBI says it does it all the time. That's supposed to make it better?