18. Sunday Reads

1. Economists/ data nerds on Tinder might like this
2. In this day and age of super processed foods, it still surprises me to learn that baby foods are not verboten
3. I always wondered if Black Twitter is because the large majority of contributors are Black of whether it’s due to the ugliness of it.
4. For the love of all things Malcolm Gladwell.
5. “Is there hope for us?” Such a heartbreaking story of the state of mankind.
6. Please God do not let this become an actual thing! Please?
7. Wanna know the music that played the year you were born?
8. For my nephew that loves to bake cupcakes
9. 15 Quick fish recipes
10. All you need to know about cooking with all things coconut

 

 

 

 

Links from this week

As you have your breaky/tea/ lunch break, please enjoy stuff that I have read this week that I liked.

• Real life problems faced by Online companies
• Supermarkets in India? Clearly not anytime soon 
• The father in this video made me want to lash out and beat him up. VIOLENTLY!
• This isn’t quite plagiarism, me thinks but here is a PDF version of the Book “The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business” by Charles Duhigg. Not the best version out there but I suppose being free, you can’t be too picky!
• Such a cute way to use data
• Love this lady’s writing and this post is no different
• Very sad story about trafficking and paedophiles especially following reading Untitled by Kgebetli