Deviant SynCast Episode #54: Sharks and Stocks

from Didactic SynCast · host Eric S. Piotrowski

ESP comments on Foxconn, Afghanistan, High-Frequency Trading, education, killer robots, and hip-hop. Links online at fbesp.org/synapse

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