Since recently acquiring a library card (I know some of you are horrified by that), I have re-discovered what a wonderous land the public library is. My commute has also become much much more bearable as I tear through audio book after audio book. Right now, I am listening to Water For Elephants, which I am sure I will discuss with you in the coming weeks, but today I want to tell you about Superfreakonomics. Superfreakonomics, by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner is subtitled "Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance," but that only begins to sum up the thoughts that went into this work. They did not have Freakonomics at my library, so I compromised and took on the second book first. While the first 15 minutes were them apologizing for their controversial nature, and explaining some issues that came up in the first book, it was genuinely interesting and entertaining. Honestly, as a business major, I loved it. It