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Gabe Roth is a writer who lives in Brooklyn. Zack Roth is a writer who lives in Manhattan, but he doesn't post much anymore.
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- Malcolm Gladwell now has a blog.
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- "Irrationality is a very infectious disease, as we...
- Andrew Keen is my new favorite thing. From his blo...
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