Exponential Knowledge: One Week Of Must-Read Posts
Most people recognize the exponential growth of computing power wrapped up in Moore’s Law. But, there are other ways we can see the effects of geometrically expanding technology.
One of the least known is the exponential growth of knowledge that you can access on the web. You are always a link away from a fascinating discovery or new insight. A lot can be found on a daily basis (and sometimes hourly basis) at blogs scattered across cyberspace.
In fact, experts estimate that 24 million new blog posts are updated each day.
Others are found on web sites and portals.
Now, I didn’t go through all 168 million blog posts, this week, but here’s a look at the top ten best posts and articles that I’ve found during my week of regular blog and web article reading.
Seth Godin’s post on the coming info-Singularity.
Get Rich Slowly’s 16 Powerful Personal Finance Programs” offers a exhaustive look at new technology to help you manage your finances.
Here are the 20 Best People To Follow On Twitter for Money Tips, according to Out of Debt Christian.
Money Ning offers some tips on How To Become A Millionaire.
Career Renegade asks, “Are You Solving Problems Of A Hungry Market?”
I’ll prop our own blog for this one, Financial Lessons from Michael Jackson. (Although, it’s George’s post, not mine. My pride does have some bounds.)
If you’re interested in declaring your financial independence with blogging, I recommend, Three Tips for Creating Your Own Financial Independence.
I’m not totally sure about this whole Twitter thing, but here’s a great article on how you can monetize Twitter for your business from Smashing Magazine.
There’s still a lot of people investing “old school” out there. Here’s advice on DRIPs (dividend reinvestment programs) by guest poster Money Energy.
The Financial Blogger muses about what to do after receiving an MBA–and why wage slavery doesn’t appear to be a great option.
Bonus: I just read Moolanomy’s the Market is Beatable as I was posting this in the morning. It’s a great read, too.
Related posts:
- Money-Squared. The Power of Exponential Returns
- Exponential Wealth: The More And More Law
- Weekly Wisdom: Great Reads for a Great Week
- 11 Blogs Your Boss Doesn’t Want You To Read
- A Week of Wisdom: Seven Days Toward Financial Freedom
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