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    4. Electronic paper  :

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    8. The Dallas Morning News  :

    9. Slate (magazine)  :

    10. Supply and demand

    11. Just price  :

    12. Madden NFL

    13. James Patterson

    14. Lawrence Lessig

    15. Hamlet

    16. Thomas Kyd  :

    17. The Spanish Tragedy  :

    18. The Philosophers' Magazine  :

    19. Parable of the broken window

    20. Richard II (play)  :

    21. Marginal utility

    22. Granny Smith

    23. Red Delicious

    24. Deadweight loss

    25. Paul Cézanne  :

    26. Pablo Picasso  :

    27. Samuel Johnson

    28. Belle Époque  :

    29. James Joyce

    30. William Faulkner

    31. Charles Murray (political scientist)

    32. Science fiction  :

    33. Hugo Award

    34. Nebula Award

    35. David Hume  :

    36. Essays, Moral, Political, and Literary  :

    37. Herbert A. Simon

    38. The Washington Post

    39. Edward Stourton (journalist)  :

    40. Jules Verne

    41. Stanisław Lem

    42. Dune (franchise)

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    44. The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction

    45. The Encyclopedia of Fantasy  :

    46. Coastline paradox § Measuring a coastline  :

    47. Arthur Schopenhauer

    48. The World as Will and Representation

    49. Brandon Sanderson

    50. Mistborn  :

    51. The Wheel of Time

    52. Gene Wolfe

    53. The Book of the Long Sun

    54. Akrasia

    55. Gresham's law

    56. Hyperbolic discounting

    57. Reinforcement § Intermittent reinforcement schedules  :

    58. Token economy  :

    59. Transfer of learning

    60. Theory of mind

    61. The Silmarillion

    62. Robert Ghrist  :

    63. Johann Sebastian Bach

    64. Brandenburg Concertos  :

    65. IMDb

    66. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen  :

    67. Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs  :

    68. Turner Classic Movies  :

    69. Status quo bias

    70. Franco Moretti

    71. Pac-Man

    72. Space Invaders

    73. Everything Bad Is Good for You

    74. Flynn effect

    75. Poetry (magazine)  :

    76. Bodleian Library

    77. R. R. Bowker  :

    78. ISBN

    79. BiblioBazaar  :

    80. Google Books

    81. What Technology Wants

    82. Donald Knuth

    83. Attractive nuisances  :

    84. Externality

    85. The Nation  :

    86. Speculative fiction  :

    87. Wired (magazine)

    88. Sleep Dealer  :

    89. Blade Runner

    90. Neal Stephenson

    91. Neil Gaiman

    92. Children in the military  :

    93. George Bernard Shaw  :

    94. Back to Methuselah

    95. Ludwig Wittgenstein

    96. Zettel (Wittgenstein book)

    97. Robin Hanson

    98. David Brin

    99. Karl Schroeder  :

    100. The Iron Dream

    101. Priming (psychology)

    102. Anchor

    103. Availability heuristic

    104. Priming (psychology) § In daily life  :

    105. Uncle Tom's Cabin  :

    106. The Hunting of the Snark  :

    107. Norbert Wiener

    108. Artificial intelligence

    109. HAL 9000

    110. Skynet (Terminator)  :

    111. SHRDLU

    112. Eurisko

    113. C. S. Lewis

    114. T. S. Eliot

    115. Orson Welles

    116. The Third Man  :

    117. Albert Einstein

    118. The Two Cultures

    119. Stephen King

    120. Stephen Hawking  :

    121. ProQuest

    122. Human Accomplishment  :

    123. Library and information science  :

    124. The Chronicle of Higher Education

    125. AllianceBernstein  :

    126. RELX  :

    127. Open access

    128. The Tale of Genji

    129. Macbeth  :

    130. Charles Dickens

    131. The Pickwick Papers

    132. Iliad

    133. Library of Alexandria  :

    134. Qin Shi Huang  :

    135. Burning of books and burying of scholars

    136. Beowulf

    137. Norse mythology  :

    138. Sophocles  :

    139. Aeschylus  :

    140. Euripides  :

    141. The Trojan Women  :

    142. Moby-Dick

    143. The Importance of Being Earnest  :

    144. Pirates versus Ninjas  :

    145. Library of Congress

    146. Tyler Cowen

    147. The Clash  :

    148. Madonna

    149. The Rolling Stones

    150. Paul McCartney

    151. John Taylor (bass guitarist)  :

    152. Bassist  :

    153. Duran Duran  :

    154. Glenn Branca  :

    155. Cole Porter  :

    156. Frank Herbert

    157. Cory Doctorow

    158. Absalom and Achitophel  :

    159. Creative destruction

    160. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling  :

    161. Culturomics  :

    162. Effect size

    163. Statistical-significance

    164. Magnus Carlsen

    165. Bill James

    166. Spoiler (media)  :

    167. Meme

    168. Externality § Negative  :

    169. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies  :

    170. Mere-exposure effect

    171. John Everett Millais  :

    172. Thomas Kinkade  :

    173. David Bordwell  :

    174. Night of the Living Dead

    175. Thomas Edison

    176. Wine tasting § Blind tasting  :

    177. McGurk effect

    178. Ego depletion

    179. Exponential discounting

    180. Striatum § Structure  :

    181. Cicero  :

    182. Bertrand Russell

    183. Logical atomism  :

    184. Pigouvian tax  :

    185. Category:Musical instruments  :

    186. Total order  :

    187. Partially ordered set  :

    188. Greatest element and least element  :

    189. Sunk cost

    190. Revealed preference

    191. Signalling theory

    192. Social status

    193. Four arts  :

    194. Guqin  :

    195. Seven Should-not-plays (Chinese Music)  :

    196. Six Avoidances (Chinese Music)  :

    197. Bongo drum  :

    198. Harmonica  :

    199. Fender Stratocaster  :

    200. Positional good

    201. Goodhart’s law

    202. Bassoon  :

    203. Flugelhorn  :

    204. Cognitive dissonance

    205. Stockholm syndrome  :

    206. Boot camp (correctional)  :

    207. Post-traumatic stress disorder

    208. Battle buddy  :

    209. Military brat (U.S. subculture) § Studies  :

    210. Steve Sailer

    211. Higurashi When They Cry

    212. Touhou Project

    213. BarCamp  :

    214. Team Shanghai Alice § Member  :

    215. Comic Toranoana

    216. Mandarake  :

    217. Niconico

    218. TV Tropes

    219. Frédéric Bastiat  :

    220. A Perfect Vacuum  :