Prof. Dr. Dennis Dittrich auf Twitter

RT @jonwturney: RT @grahamfarmelo: On the narrow-mindedness of scientism: http://t.co/3Qq5JqkH (nice Phil Kitcher essay) #fb

FDP Bremen just passed a motion against 3 strikes penalties on copyright infringers. #Civil #Rights #Violation #FreeSpeech

RT @holgerschmidt: Twitter is offering users an opt-out for tracking personal data http://t.co/vCjDnOSa (via @NiemanLab)

RT @timharford: What happens when an 11 year old takes an online Stanford game theory course? v good http://t.co/VVMZ6237 #fb

RT @nudgeblog: @R_Thaler on the dangers of slippery slope arguments http://t.co/rGkyJrFk

RT @timharford: Using tools of science to improve public policy, by @markgfh http://t.co/z8JmxEYA

RT @decisionscinews: 11th Tilburg Institute for Behavioral Economics Research Symposium on Psychology and Economics http://t.co/j1s7pv1l

RT @ucpbooks: Read an excerpt from "How to Succeed in College: A Professor's Inside Advice" http://t.co/R35KbBJO Use AD9729 for 20% off

RT @moneyscience: What Scientists Read. How does literature influence scientific thought and practice - http://t.co/8qfdRss6 #fb

RT @classicalliber: Wax's Behavioral Economics of the Family, by Bryan Caplan http://t.co/K3SbDyTH