Interesting Things on the Internet: March 30th 2015

• Everything is Made up and the Points Don’t Matter "But I've come to see that the most successful of our students have a worldview shift during our program, an entire change in their demeanor towards the built world around them. They come to see rules as malleable, power structures as changeable, and culture as embodied."
• The graph George Osborne doesn’t want you to see
• Roger Martin's Unconventional Wisdom. Good thoughts on strategy and innovation (with a dash of #bigdata).
• Hidden stress. A good article on harder-to-spot depressive tendencies from Roo Reynolds.
• Liverpool's Open Data portal. Early days, but Ross Jones has fired up a CKAN instance for Liverpool. Basically, somewhere to store links to open data sets about the city. Add any you know of.
• On the politics of lying: Hillsborough and the British institutional malaise. It's good that the truth is finally being officially acknowledged. It's a disgrace that it's taken such effort to get to it.
• Slow boat to China. Lovely travelogue of a trip aboard an ACL container ship from the US to China.