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    February 27

    Credit Crisis

    So we are all suffering in the current recession (depression?) and I’ve been listening and reading many different sources about how all this came about.  Although it is clear that no single source is to blame, someone has put together a video that gives a nice overview of a big part of the problem.  I’m always fond of things like this that break it down in pretty easy to understand chunks.  I have a CD with a segment from NPR which gets into more of the gritty detail, but this is a good start.  Kudos to the guy (Jonathan Jarvis) who made this.

     
    The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.

    Sweet!  If you go to the website, there’s even a T-shirt!

    www.crisisofcredit.com

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