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Letting pharmacists prescribe antibiotics is inviting doom
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Paxlovid consumption has jumped since barriers have been removed
Nick Savage

December 2022

I read 56 books in 2022. I don’t think I’ve ever read this many books, except maybe as a preteen when I was blazing through fantasy novels. I listen to…
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October 2022

We embed context (the state) in everything we say and write, and that makes history really hard
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September 2022

How can we assess Elizabeth's reign? She was at the same time to blame for everything, and responsible for nothing.
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How I used Anki to pass the Canadian CPA exams, by studying less
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August 2022

In which comparisons are drawn between Richard Rumelt's Good Strategy Bad Strategy and Azeen Azhar's Exponential on the decay of Western institutions
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An exploration into the gaps of my education
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July 2022

An example of transforming a spreadsheet with Python by writing a script that you will never look at again
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June 2022

Canadian governments are increasingly unable to deliver business-as-usual services
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Superficial thoughts on London from a first-time visitor
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Why can't the government do its job properly?
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