- Stumbling and Mumbling by sometime stock-picker and author of this book Chris Dillow.
- The Yorkshire Ranter by some programmer and military history enthusiast Alex Harrowell.
- D-Squared Digest by some vaguely economic-type Daniel Davis.
- The Conscience of a Liberal by Nobel economics dude Paul Krugman.
- Jon Taplin's Blog by communications professor Jon Taplin.
- Ideas by David Friedman, author of this libertarian book.
- The War Nerd by a military history enthusiast from Fresno.
- Short Sharp Science by the good people at New Scientist magazine.
- Physorg by a load of people.
- The Early Days of a Better Nation by SF writer Ken MacLeod.
- Charlie's Diary by SF writer Charles Stross.
- Matamodern by nanotechnology theorist Eric Drexler.
- Bringing Nothing to the Party by raconteur Paul Carr.
- FuturePundit.
- What's Next: Top Trends.
- An American Redhead in London by, er, an American redhead in London.
- Futurismic by various people.
- Velcro City Tourist Board by Paul Raven.
I'm pretty sure that doing this goes against the spirit of my desire to read more actual books rather than irrelevant nonsense.
{No offense is implied to any of the above: I'm just saying at this stage in my life it would probably be better to focus on the profound and important rather than the trivial and up-to-the-minute}
*Sigh* --- I should really just avoid reading blogs altogether. It isn't educational, and doesn't improve my deep knowledge about anything.
