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Of all places to implement a QR code I would have thought this would have been it. QR codes have some interesting applications but many of the places I see them used these days are quite silly. I mean how am I supposed to scan one on the side of a bus or in a TV ad? Marketing people are those folks who try to hard to be cool and fail because of it. Wanna be hipsters if I may.

Of all places to implement a QR code I would have thought this would have been it. QR codes have some interesting applications but many of the places I see them used these days are quite silly. I mean how am I supposed to scan one on the side of a bus or in a TV ad? Marketing people are those folks who try to hard to be cool and fail because of it. Wanna be hipsters if I may.

There’s market data for everything these days. (Source: SuperFreakonomics by Dubner & Levitt) (Taken with instagram)

There’s market data for everything these days. (Source: SuperFreakonomics by Dubner & Levitt) (Taken with instagram)

I love driving. The open road. You never know where you will end up.

Land of fire. My parents’ fireplace.

Land of fire. My parents’ fireplace.

I allways seem to be getting left and right mixed up…

I allways seem to be getting left and right mixed up…

yes that’s two buck chuck. Yes those are paper towels. No wonder this place hasn’t sold.

yes that’s two buck chuck. Yes those are paper towels. No wonder this place hasn’t sold.

Its just the beginning: from sea to shining sea.

Its just the beginning: from sea to shining sea.

I wonder if this photo will be in the next edition of this textbook.

I wonder if this photo will be in the next edition of this textbook.

Kill the penny… and the dollar bill while your at it.

Death to Pennies (by CGPGrey)

Today’s New York Times has a picture of Howard Jarvis and Governor Jerry Brown from 1979. More than 30 years later: Howard Jarvis leads his cult from the grave and Jerry Brown is governor… again.

Today’s New York Times has a picture of Howard Jarvis and Governor Jerry Brown from 1979. More than 30 years later: Howard Jarvis leads his cult from the grave and Jerry Brown is governor… again.