Since our lust for progress and innovation is beginning to break the system, let us not fight the future but rather seize the chance to embrace a better system with more fulfilling occupations.

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This second part in my series for the Daily on technological unemployment examines why we will see technology eat the job market from the middle out.

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In a time of stubbornly high unemployment, few question the notion that advancing technology spurs job creation. This is the introductory piece in a multi-part series in The Daily on why that notion is dangerously false.

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In comparing students to cows, pushed and prodded into dropping out and doing startups by a university hungry for cash, The New Yorker has demonstrated again that it fundamentally misunderstands the place of entrepreneurship on campus.

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"Oh, thank God! It was about time." I let loose a sigh of relief as I read Stanford's July 25 announcement stating that there had been "an apparent breach of its technology infrastructure" – aka, "WE GOT HAXXED!"

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