RT @BuzzFeedBen: Orthodox Jews Rally Against Dangers Of Internet, Tweet About It buzzfeed.com/summeranne/ort… 10 hours ago
"We evicted 37 persons out of the sewers along the route used by NATO delegations." bit.ly/M98zkb 10 hours ago
"It may look like a community because we all look the same. But I don’t know almost any of the people here." nyti.ms/M9a2Hb 10 hours ago
"Sponsored by a rabbinical group linked to a software co. that sells Internet filtering software to Orthodox Jews" nyti.ms/M9a2Hb 10 hours ago
RT @textinstagram: Highly saturated HDR of city skyline letterboxed by black bars 10 hours ago
Which led to some distasteful jokes about migrating with the gypsies (who, so they say, go to Western Europe to beg during the summers) 10 hours ago
And they don't say it in the article, but the dogs were transported to the outskirts of the city, and were gone that summer. 10 hours ago
"They took us out because some president George Bush is coming. They searched us, they took our glue." bit.ly/M98zkb 10 hours ago

Ant Cities Don’t Have a Planning Department

By Market Urbanism, on February 2nd, 2009

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Ants are a lot like humans in some ways. Look what ants can achieve without any top down management:

[hat tip: Cafe Hayek]

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