Inventor of a basketball efficiency index, blogs about his suicide

[subzero02]

I was initially apprehensive about reading his blog but found it to be both fascinating and slightly disturbing. The cnn article below has a link to his blog.
http://<br /> http://www.cnn.com/20...ex.html?c=tech

This link discusses some of his basketball works and his efficiency index
http://<br /> http://martinmanley.o...ll_heaven.html

[Jarhead]

I was initially apprehensive about reading his blog but found it to be both fascinating and slightly disturbing. The cnn article below has a link to his blog.
http://<br /> http://www.cnn.com/201...ex.html?c=tech

This link discusses some of his basketball works and his efficiency index
http://<br /> http://martinmanley.or...ll_heaven.html

Your links don't work for me. The http://<br /> leading of in both links seems extraneous, and the remaining part of the links go nowhere. This link to the blog does work. I find nothing for the other link.

[subzero02]

Ok... I was using the copy link feature on my phone before... I cut and pasted these addresses from my phone's browser, hopefully it works

This a link to Martin Marley's blog



http://martinmanley.org/index2.html

This is a link to his book series titled "Basketball Heaven"... It touches on his basketball efficiency index

http://martinmanley.org/sports/basketball_heaven.html

[subzero02]

This link discusses the "efficiency rating" (EFF) that he invented

http://martinmanley.org/sports/efficiency_rating.html

[matt1]

Thank you for sharing this blog. I really do not even know where to begin, but I particularly disagreed with his opinion of bucket lists. There is so much that I want to do in my lifetime, and, while I understand that I will not do all of it, I think that the purpose of living is to enjoy every day you have. The idea that the years after 60 are worth nothing and that of planning your own death are very disturbing.