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A few of my friends have asked me if I watch Breaking Bad, the meth-fueled, catastrophe-in-progress drama that has grabbed fans’ attention as the final eight episodes are metered out.  I initially stayed away from the series because it struck me as depressing. It looked like a voyeuristic journey into

The End of Big: How the Internet Makes David the New Goliath by Nicco Mele examines the pressure that radical connectivity is applying to big institutions that are the bulwarks of modern society. A friend and I were discussing local school issues, and he suggested the book to me. So