Some stuff I observed recently;
1) I was looking at my site statistics for ERPZ and there appear to be increasing proportion of readers accessing my site from USA. In the past Singapore users took up more than 85% of the readers but not only has the readers of ERPZ grown more international, an increasing proportion of them are from USA, which I believe is a result of Wei Seng’s writing on green issues that perhaps many Americans are concerned about.
2) The Economist is devoting much more articles on the developing nations nowadays and for most writing about the developed world, it is almost loaded with stuff on politics. In many sense, I think of The Economist like London School of Economics – not only is the red background of their logos strangely similar, their academic inclinations feels somewhat close. For some reason, I love both of them.
3) There is a fine line between many many of our actions but these small differences almost always result in huge difference in outcomes. And perhaps because of that, we all should be careful when treading on this fine line, to think more seriously about the small decisions in life.
