Promoting the unknown, a continuing series

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(Yes, as mentioned before I now know that Wang actually isn’t that unknown (neither is Richter for that matter, however the specific recording above really needs a wider audience..) – but this is wonderful stuff… I’ve put the rest of the Wang/Harrell concerto below the fold)

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November 23, 2013 - Posted by US | Music

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I am no longer a student, but for multiple reasons I have decided to keep blogging here.

I’m a data engineer working in the pharma industry.

This blog is a site where I used to keep close track of stuff I read and learnt. I rarely update the blog these days. Only a small subset of the posts on this blog deal with economics – the blog contains posts about all kinds of stuff: Mathematics, physics, statistics, geology, geography, health care and medicine, psychology, evolutionary biology, genetics, computer science, history, chemistry, anthropology, archaeology, chess, …

Here’s a blog post with some more information about me and this blog.

All of the above overview posts contain links to other blog posts covering many of those books, as well as reviews of the books which I have published on goodreads or elsewhere.

Here’s a link to the profile I have created on TheStoryGraph to keep track of the books I read.

Here’s a link to my former goodreads profile. It is no longer updated but it contains information linked to approximately 1400 books I have read. Aside from information about books I read the goodreads account also contains a large collection of almost 2000 quotes and aphorisms.

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