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On arriving in Britain, Sigmund Freud asked Stefan Zweig, a fellow Viennese intellectual, what it was like. “London? How can you even mention London and Vienna in the same breath?” Zweig thundered. “In Vienna there was sperm in the air!
Our Schumpeter columnist examines how large companies can nurture innovation. (via theeconomist)
Whoa. Not the kind of talk I expect from a guy best known for a novel about chess.
Posted on September 2, 2010 via The Economist with 12 notes
Source: theeconomist
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Hi, I'm Andy Cohen. I'm the Andy Cohen who lives in Jersey City, NJ, and the co-host of SHUT UP, WEIRDO on WFMU.
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