In Freakonomics 605 What do people do all day? They talk to a lady who describes what people do at their jobs and she describes watching a large airplane get assembled. It sparked my imagination. I’d love to see that operation and the sheer size of the facility.
In Freakonomics 605 What do people do all day? They talk to a lady who describes what people do at their jobs and she describes watching a large airplane get assembled. It sparked my imagination. I’d love to see that operation and the sheer size of the facility.
The world is a kaleidoscope of human-made wonders, from towering skyscrapers to sprawling developments. Some of the largest buildings were unsurprisingly built to house massive aircraft and NASA spaceships, but there are some other mammoth-sized buildings that have broken astonishing records for far
The world is a kaleidoscope of human-made wonders, from towering skyscrapers to sprawling developments. Some of the largest buildings were unsurprisingly built to house massive aircraft and NASA spaceships, but there are some other mammoth-sized buildings that have broken astonishing records for far
Economists had expected U.S. employers to have added about 150,000 jobs in September. Instead, they created more than a quarter-million jobs last month, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, according to a report Friday from the Labor Department.
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