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The Inquiring Mind

Outnumbered – #23 – S04 E03 – – Hugh Dennis, Claire Skinner, Samantha Bond -
Wright Chat

Click Here for General Discussion Posts • Re: Stunning F.LL.W renderings recreations by some great artists - Oh, quite so. He seems quite modest; I'll see if I can encourage him to do as you suggest . . . S I remember that here, there is a topic about Hugo's wo...
Kiwiblog

RANZ Update - I blogged in August why I had resigned from the Research Association of New Zealand. By coincidence, the last three months have been the busiest period e...
Zero Hanger

AFL Draft: The new Swan who has “every chance” to have an instant impact in the red and white - "He's a story of persistence."
SkyscraperCity Forum

FDM | Alas Pinedo | 14n | PRO - [image: Image] El primer desarrollo de este nuevo producto tiene como nombre ALAS Pinedo, que se distingue por su diseño arquitectónico moderno y funcio...
SAVVY STREET

H*te Conquers All (not really)—or “You’ve Got to be Taught” - Hatred is inevitable, but people should be off limits. The post H*te Conquers All (not really)—or “You’ve Got to be Taught” appeared first on SAVVY STREET.
No Minister

Who’s More Stasi: Britain or Germany? - Based on recent events in Britain I’d have chosen them as most closely resembling the old Communist nations, especially East Germany with its massive Stasi...
Quote Investigator

Quote Origin: The World Has Cancer, and the Cancer Cell Is Man - Alan Gregg? William Ralph Inge? Paul R. Ehrlich? Marston Bates? Edward Abbey? Ronald Dellums? Question for Quote Investigator: The size of the human popula...
Flying Out

Invisible (Reissue) (Vinyl LP) - *Vendor: *Century Media *Type: *NIGHTINGALE *Price: * 57.00 After 20 years, *Nightingale's* highly acclaimed fifth full-length, *Invisible,* is now rem...
Down to Earth Kiwi

Mr Prime Minister: Lead, Goddammit. Address the Nation in this time of Crisis. Tell us: Are there Treaty Principles? If so, are they part of NZ's Constitution? - An extraordinary exchange took place on The Platform Radio Station between host Sean Plunket and Deputy PM Winston Peters, who said...
Homepaddock

Word of the day - Logodaedalus – one skilled with words; a person who uses words with skill or cunning; someone who manipulates words with great cunning.
Watts Up With That?

COP 29: The big UN money grab - They are pushing for something they call the “new collective quantified goal” at COP 29 in Baku. This mainly means a fortune in climate redistribution fro...
StephenFranks.co.nz

Allow easy firing of dud bosses - Think about the impossibility of creating here a Google or an Amazon, or Microsoft, or an Apple or a Tesla or a Space X. A Steve Jobs or Elon Musk has to ...
Point of Order

Much ado about cussing… - Bob Edlin writes – It started as an acerbic confidential aside from a Cabinet Minister to a colleague. It finished up being brought to the attention of th...
UnHerd

The return of America’s Puritans - The revolutionary spirit can't be tamed
The Daily Sceptic

News Round-Up - A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘cris...
Utopia - you are standing in it!

Attorney-General and Chief Justice reveal contrasting visions of judicial power - Roger Partridge writes – Should judges stick to applying the law, or should they reshape it to reflect society’s values? This fundamental tension over judi...
Overthinking Everything

Meditations on taste - Allow me, if I may, to introduce you to a novel meditative practice.
The Double Standard

A guide to making a submission on the Treaty Principles Bill - Want to make a submission opposing David Seymour's dog whistle Treaty Principles Bill? Here's how.
Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism

From Communism to Oligarchy: How Russia’s Privatization Failed - From Communism to Gangster Capitalism
David Stockman's Contra Corner

Memo To Musk & Ramaswamy: How To Cut $2 Trillion of Fat, Muscle And Bone, Part 6 - As we have indicated, the 70,000 headcount reductions and $11 billion of savings that would result from terminating 16 unneeded Federal agencies would cons...
Breaking Views

Derek Mackie: For what it's worth - There's something troublin’ here Sure ain't good, that's exactly clear Activists, playin’ with our minds Trying to shame us, to keep us in line It's time...
Slow Boring

Friday thread - One might say we’re back.
The Take (by Jon Miltimore)

Why I'm Going to 'Bonhoeffer' Tonight - I haven't been this excited about a movie in a very long time.
Ayn Rand Centre UK

Israel, Surrounded By Hate -
Roots of Progress

Progress Conference Reflections – and 2025 Plans (We’re Hiring!) - Tl;dr: It’s been a month since the first annual Progress Conference brought together well over 200 thinkers, builders, policy makers, storytellers, and s...
Curbed - All

Maybe It’s the Beetlejuice Bedroom - A two-bedroom at the Pierre has Serena Boardman and a 50 percent price cut going for it. Will anyone buy?
Cato at Liberty

State Medicaid Reform May Become Both Possible and Necessary Under Trump - The Biden administration gave states few opportunities to improve the cost-effectiveness of their Medicaid programs, but this is likely to change under the...
HardmoneyJim

Post-election Market Update - Trump Trade or Trump Bump?
The Footy Almanac

Almanac Life: Conversations, in a country pub - John Harms had dinner in the front bar of a country pub where wickets fell and stories wafted across the bar.
Theatreview

The Wellington Theatre Awards 2024 - The Wellington Theatre Awards 2024 It’s time to celebrate the drama. Announcing the highly anticipated 2024 Wellington Theatre Awards, Ngā Whakarākei O Whā...
JoNova

Australia’s only wind tower manufacturer goes out of business - Image: Keppel Prince By Jo Nova More proof that wind power can’t be used to make wind turbines The one and only Australian manufacturer of wind turbine ...
The Daily Bog (Martyn Bradbury)

You all understand these gang patch bans will get challenged in Court right? - Gang patch ban: Police reveal action taken on day one Several gang members were arrested across the country yesterday, while others received court summons ...
FIRE

Gov. Greg Abbott’s order ‘hardening state government’ against China is dangerously hard to parse - Gov. Abbott issued an executive order that would limit the professional travel of academics at state universities — and surveil their private travel to "fo...
Journal of Free Black Thought

Ep. 84 - BONUS: Have We Ever Been 'Woke'? (Musa al-Gharbi) - Listen now | An interview with sociologist Musa al-Gharbi
ArchDaily

ISHIMIRAI Lab. Showroom / POINT + Spicy Architects - To showcase and display the flexibility of the new, lightweight "uni Marble Panel" from Yabashi Marble, an architectural stone company founded in 1901, w...
Reason Foundation

Court ruling underscores the need for sensible hemp rules in New Jersey - Following a federal court ruling last month, the partial suspension of New Jersey’s recently adopted hemp law could be a golden opportunity for lawmakers...
Why Evolution Is True

I’m on Bluesky - I decided to go on both Bluesky and Twitter, and leave Twitter only if it goes belly up. In the meantime, I’m at my usual Twitter site ( https://x.com/Evol...
Free Range Kids

Free-Range Kids, Brittany Patterson, and Arresting Moms Whose Kids Take a Walk - My thoughts on the Brittany Patterson case, which I was the first to report. (I’ve been having trouble with my FRK blog distribution lately. Sorry for th...
IPWatchdog Articles

Other Barks & Bites for Friday, November 22: USPTO Bans Employees from Using Generative AI for Work Purposes; WIPO Member States Adopt New Design Law Treaty; DOJ Proposes Google Must Sell Chrome - This week in Other Barks & Bites: the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to ask a judge to force Google to sell Chrome in an ongoing legal case accusin...
NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

Miliband Reintroduces Hated Boiler Tax - By Paul Homewood Fury as Labour quietly reintroduces the ‘boiler tax’ – which has already cost households £100 – with Ed Miliband accused of trying to ...
The Breakthrough Journal

How Will Republican Governance Change the U.S. Energy Transition? - Dismantling Energy Sector Innovation Policies Would Be a Strategic Mistake
Public: Michael Shellenberger

Censorship Is The Road To Totalitarianism - Why I flew to Australia to campaign against the government's proposed "misinformation" bill
Blog - The Entrepreneurs Network

Striking the Rights Balance - All budgets have winners and losers. The most vocal on the wrong end of the latest one are those hit by the inheritance tax changes, and the CEOs of Brit...
The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Soulscape 10, Art: The Catalyst of Human Progress - From My Upcoming Book: Soulscape – The Role of Art in Our Lives
Science+Story

Be the Right Kind of Wrong - Why Learning from Your Mistakes Publicly Enhances Your Expert Status
Freethink Media

Watch Hard Reset: I ate a 13mm robot - And it found something unexpected.
Energy in Depth

No Surprise: Researcher Behind Controversial LNG Study Again Makes Unfounded Claims - In a recent interview with E&E News, Dr. Robert Howarth – the controversial “Keep It In the Ground” researcher whose study the Biden administration used...
EconLog

Slavery, Compensation, and the Limits of Economics - A recent virtual reading group explored “what ifs” around the Reconstruction period. One avenue we explored was whether monetary compensation could have ...
The Intrinsic Perspective

Non-political content online gets nerfed; AIs never got superintelligent in e-sports; Is "selling out" no longer a thing? - Desiderata #30: links and commentary
eugyppius: a plague chronicle

In which NATO brings Europe closer to nuclear war for the purpose of teaching North Korea a lesson, and also just because - We are governed by stupid and dangerous people.
Marginal Revolution

Friday assorted links - 1. Why school vouchers failed in Kentucky. 2. Writing a book with ten autonomous AI agents. 3. Too many three-pointers in the NBA now. 4. NZ update (NYT)...
The Free Press

Bari Weiss: The Old World Is Not Coming Back - It is on us to build the new one—and to ensure that it is free. That begins by telling the truth.
Ideas Beyond Borders

Forgotten Women Defying the Odds - As funding falls, The Lotus Flower is finding ways to offer sustainable support for displaced women across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
The Curmudgeon

It's a Beastly Greek Word Anyway - No matter how genuinely and sincerely held, no matter how deranged and incoherent, and no matter how voluminously shrieked forth on social media, a set of ...
Africa-Israel Weekly

My visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau - Attended European Jewish Association's Annual Delegation in Poland
Bet On It (Bryan Caplan)

Can a Graphic Novel Change Housing Policy? - And other BBB podcasts
Speaking Wrong At The Right Time

Jussie Smollett doesn’t care if he tears America apart if it helps his career - My Latest New York Post Article
The Cultural Futurist (Rachel Haywire)

Cultural Futurist Salon VI - Flash Fiction Frenzy - It's happening tomorrow. Will you join in the frenzy?
Institute of Economic Affairs

Not Invented Here #3 – Climate Change - This is the third in a series of articles about how pressure groups often oppose a practical solution to a … Continue reading "Not Invented Here #3 – Cli...
Splitting Headache

The Grind[38 Before 38] - 10th straight day of writing this has revealed somethings.
Libertarian Land

Should States Run Lotteries? - For most goods and services, governments leave the production, distribution, sale, and consumption decisions to private individuals or groups.
Energy Transition Absurdities

Don't Count on a Revival of Keystone XL - Joe Biden has served as the face of perhaps the single most destructive presidency in American history.
The Works in Progress Newsletter

Making architecture easy - Architecture is inherently public, which means buildings should be agreeable, not unpopular works of genius
Sawahil

Dakar to Riyadh: Links for 11/22/2024 - News and analysis from the Sahel, North Africa, the Horn, and the Middle East
Spiked Online

Making it a crime for the Jews to defend themselves - The post Making it a crime for the Jews to defend themselves appeared first on spiked.
Mises Institute Blog

Distress in Commercial Real Estate Bonds Hits All-Time High - Commercial real estate in the US faces major problems despite efforts by the Federal Reserve System to prop it up. Bonds used to finance commercial real es...
Mises Wire

Distress in Commercial Real Estate Bonds Hits All-Time High - Commercial real estate in the US faces major problems despite efforts by the Federal Reserve System to prop it up. Bonds used to finance commercial real es...
Kunstler

In the Weeds of the Swamp - “The National Security Divisions of the DOJ and FBI are the greatest domestic threats to the American people and the concept of Constitutional rule of law ...
Living Resources Center

You Can’t Show Weakness With Bad People - Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett ranted, “There has been oppression for the white man.” Oh, yes there is. Black racial supremacists are seeking to do...
Gus Van Horn

Four Neat Things and a Break - *A Friday Hodgepodge* *I'll be taking a week off from blogging as we travel and host guests over Thanksgiving Week. Happy Holiday!* *** *1*. An article at...
ChinaTalk

MMA in China=Ping Pong Diplomacy? - + Tweets of the Week!
Anthony B. Bradley

Weekly Top Five Articles - Jordan Peterson Drivel, Christian Nationalism Exposed, Border Battles Decoded, and Why Posture Still Matters
Eating Policy

Stop telling constituents they're wrong - But start making sure your policies don't fall prey to the cascade of rigidity
Institute for Energy Research

New Report Proposes Regulatory Reforms to Streamline US LNG Exports - The reelection of President-elect Donald Trump provides a new opportunity for the U.S. to reclaim its leading role in liquified… The post New Report Prop...
Chartbook (Adam Tooze)

Top Links 568 Stock markets in the 2nd Trump Presidency. How emering markets emerged. Indian food inflation & the global wine glut. - Great links, images and reading from Chartbook Newsletter by Adam Tooze
The New York Review of Books

‘Acts of Submission’ - Dear Hon. David Huitema (David), Congratulations on being confirmed to serve as director of the Office of Government Ethics (OGE). Thank you for accepting ...
Rob Henderson's Newsletter

Sex Strikes and Game Theory - Dr. Rob Henderson - Livestream (Nov 21, 2024)
The Roots of Liberty

Politics By Smug - In the wake of Trump's electoral victory, the YouTube algorithms have been feeding me clips of "sensible liberals" like Bill Maher supposedly coming around...
Astral Codex Ten

Against The Generalized Anti-Caution Argument - ...
Law & Liberty

The Middle Path Forsworn - In his great work of dramatized history, Solzhenitsyn ponders the lessons of the Russian Revolution.
GeekPress

AI Agents - "Move over chatbots, AI agents are the next big thing. What are they?" The new AI agents include the Interpreter agent that allows for real-time interpre...
Hoover institution Commentary

Focus On The Mission, With Mike Pompeo - After a “change” election that returned Donald Trump to the presidency, what can Americans expect in the way of foreign policy and national security depart...
Tim Worstall

Really? - A defence company that makes sonar for the Royal Navy and missiles supplied by Britain to Ukraine is being investigated over “serious allegations” of bri...
Quotulatiousness

Kalthoff 30-Shot Flintlock: The First Repeating Firearm Used in War (1659) - Forgotten Weapons Published Aug 7, 2024 The first repeating rifle used in combat by a military force was a flintlock system developed by the Kalthoff broth...
Blog - Adam Smith Institute

Advice to Howard Lutnik: Policy design should start with reality - Just a little note to one of those likely to take office in January. Policy design - on whatever - should at least start from reality. This is true of th...
Cremieux Recueil

Preregistration Is No Panacea - Stopping scientific cheaters requires setting up systems that can't be gamed
Doug Casey's International Man

David Stockman on How To Cut $2 Trillion of Fat, Muscle and Bone From the Federal Budget - A goal of $2 trillion of budget savings is crucial to the very future of constitutional democracy and capitalist prosperity in America. The post David St...
Manhattan Contrarian

A Look At President-Elect Trump's Picks For The Key Energy Policy Positions - * Over the past two weeks, President-elect Trump has engaged in rapid-fire announcements of his picks for the cabinet and other top positions. * Among the ...
No Right Turn

Justice in Brazil - Following the 2022 Brazilian general election, election loser Jair Bolsonaro tried to do a Trump, attempting a coup to overturn the election. It failed. Bu...
The Whakataki Times

Patch Ban Extended To Include Logos Of Expensive Cross Fit Gyms - CRACK DOWN CONTINUES. Sophie Campbell, a 27-year-old CrossFit enthusiast, found herself in hot water today after unwittingly becoming one of the first pe...
Quillette

Donald Trump and the Great Man Theory of History - As with Napoleon Bonaparte, one cannot confidently state that if Trump had never been born, someone like him would have done what he did.
Journal of Free Black Moms

Christmas Picture Book Guide for Diverse Selections Without Ideology - I've done the research so you don't have to
The Daily Doom

Streams of Consciousness in a Desert of News - Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have fled America forever due to the election of Donald Trump.
round houses

Off-beat and off grid - Speaking of Airform-like houses — this off-grid concrete dome in Rainier, Washington, also took the same basic approach to building a circular dwelling, sp...
Everyday Price Index | AIER

Building a Better Fed Framework - Join the American Institute for Economic Research at our inaugural Monetary Conference.
Truth on the Market

What Project 2025 Can Tell Us About Brendan Carr’s FCC Priorities - My high-school-aged son came home from school the day after Election Day in distress. His history teacher spent the entire class listing the Parade of Ho...
FREEDOM PUBLIC SQUARE

David Brooks, The Onion, and The American Angst - Most American intellectuals are struggling to understand why Donald Trump, a convicted felon, had such a massive countrywide victory in the presidential el...
Paul Wells

Cheque, please - I would gladly pay you tomorrow for victory today
A Havenstein Moment.

A Giant Sucking Sound - There is no such thing as a limited nuclear war.
Greater Auckland

Weekly Roundup 22-November-2024 - It’s another Friday and we’re inching closer to the end of the year. Here’s some of the stories that have caught our attention this week. This post, like ...
The Roots of Progress

Links and short notes, 2024-11-21 - CP Snow on industrial literacy, cost-minus contracting, biocentrism, the dictator's dilemma, and more
Can't Get Much Higher

Who Owns AI-Generated Music? I Asked People That Make It - Copyright laws need an update for our current day
Bowalley Road (Chris Trotter)

Beyond Question? - *Record Numbers: The Hīkoi mō te Tiriti, which began at the tip of the North, and the tail of the South, on 11 November, culminated outside Parliament on ...
A Halfling's View

Slating A Story - How News Media Get Their Message Across
Culture Notes of an Honest Broker

Open Mic Day: Tells Us About Your Favorite Movies, Music, Books, Etc. of 2024 - Share your best picks!
Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

Does religion make you more warlike? Unamuno on war and the soul - From philosopher Miguel de Unamuno’s The Tragic Sense of Life, which I re-read for the first time since my undergraduate days. Note these arresting lines: ...
Private Lands – PERC

Unlocking the Conservation Potential of Virtual Fencing - A Policy Framework for Supporting Innovative Land Management The post Unlocking the Conservation Potential of Virtual Fencing appeared first on PERC.
Wildlife – PERC

Unlocking the Conservation Potential of Virtual Fencing - A Policy Framework for Supporting Innovative Land Management The post Unlocking the Conservation Potential of Virtual Fencing appeared first on PERC.
Retraction Watch

Mega journal Cureus kicks out organizations critics called paper mills - The embattled mega journal Cureus has closed six of its so-called “academic channels,” which it bills as low-cost publication platforms that “will turn you...
thesecondrenaissance

The Road to Moral Grayness - In last week’s short, I pointed out that, tragically, myriad people do not actualize their highest potential.
The Honest Broker by Roger Pielke Jr.

Shrinking the Tent - THB Insider #11
Objective Standard Institute

Liberate Your Mind by Rejecting the Arbitrary - Rejecting ideas that are not based on evidence can clarify your thinking and free yourself from all manner of needless anxiety. The post Liberate Your Mi...
Reason for Living

Liberate Your Mind by Rejecting the Arbitrary - Rejecting ideas that are not based on evidence can clarify your thinking and free yourself from all manner of needless anxiety.
Flashbak

Magnifying The Moment: Joni Sternbach’s Pictures of NYC Subway Passengers 1976–1981 - “Part of the reason I was drawn to the Subway was that it was a perfect unchoreographed stage. Chance brought me together with a crowd of unknowns. It wa...
MARK STEYN: SteynOnline

Normal Is Back - Hello again, and welcome to this week's batch of Laura's Links. Remember last week when I told you that I was so, totally not tired of winning yet? I have ...
The Prophet of Causation

The Self-Writing Slate - Chapter 5
How To Subvert Subversion with Yuri Bezmenov

How To Save Clarkson's Farm - On the timeless parables of Clarkson's Farm, the British farmer protests, and the contrast between Jeremy Clarkson's pro-human localism and David Attenboro...
bad cattitude

LGB vs TQIAXYZ+ - extricating sexual identity from politics
Changing Lanes

Bike Thieves, Induced Demand, Congestion Charges, and FDR - Off-Ramps for 21 November 2024
Statecraft

How to Produce a Kamikaze Drone - "Oh my God, is it going to turn around and shoot the VIPs?"
Yascha Mounk

Don’t Expect Democrats to Give Up on Wokeness Anytime Soon - There are deep structural reasons why it will be very hard for the left to correct its course.
The Cobden Centre

How To Make America Great Again - By James Turk If I were advising President Trump, here are the recommendations – with the supporting analysis – I would offer to him...
Energy Talking Points by Alex Epstein

Why I strongly support Chris Wright for Secretary of Energy - An in-depth interview I did about Liberty Energy CEO Chris Wright, who was recently nominated for Secretary of Energy.
PM of NZ

"Long live freedom. Damn it!" - The best video one might see on such matters: Javier Milei is removing a few ministries. Only a few... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUYPNsTpO4Y&t=8s ...
Unmasked (Ian Miller)

New Data Once Again Proves Sweden Was Right About Masks - Sweden shows why masks and mandates were a complete failure
Israel Institute of NZ

Tabarovsky on antisemitism since October 7 - Dr Izabella Tabarovsky is a scholar of Soviet antizionism and contemporary left antisemitism. She is a Senior Fellow with the Z3 Institute for Jewish Prior...
Education plus ... Challenging Mediocrity.

Term 3 School Attendance Data Hot of the Press (and a Charter School Update) - The Term 3 2024 data has just been released.
Lindsay Mitchell

Sharp departure in child poverty approach - Released today, the government's new *Child and Youth Strategy* might, at first glance, look like a rehash of Jacinda Ardern's child poverty reduction pl...
Open Borders: The Case

Open Borders Manifesto, Reloaded - When I first started advocating for open borders back in 2005 or 2006, and then in my 2010 book Principles of a Free Society, I was a bit starry-eyed. I wa...
News & Announcements | The 13th Floor

Highly Suspect Announces Support Acts for NZ Shows 2024 - [image: Highly Suspect] Highly Suspect support acts just revealed! Rock fans rejoice. Multi-grammy award-nominated and gold certified band HIGHLY SUSPECT...
Existential Crunch

Counterfactual catastrophes - Why think about what could have been or might become?
Official Blog

FakeCastle – Geocache of the Week - Traditional Cache GCD68 by skepticx Difficulty: 1 Terrain: 1.5 Location: Hungary N 47° 37.151′ E 018° 58.272′ Did you know the oldest geocache in Hungary i...
Rational Ground by Justin Hart

The COVID Cover-Up: 19 Questions We MUST Answer - So here's the deal - remember when "experts" kept telling us what to do during COVID?
John D. Cook

Confidential OCR - A client emailed me a screenshot of a table rather than pasting the table as text into an email. I thought about using an LLM to convert it to text, but ...
Asymmetric Information

We need to talk about KiwiRail🍋 - Despite billions “invested” by government, its financial performance continues to deteriorate
Maximum Progress

Literacy Rates Haven't Fallen By 20% Since the Department of Education Was Created - But there are other good reasons to shake up the DOE
Asimov’s Addendum

What Auto Safety Teaches Us About AI Safety - “A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.” - John Gall, Systemantics
After Babel (Jonathan Haidt)

How Parents Can Fight Back Against the Digital Deluge of Life - Seven tips for parents to disconnect in the digital age.
The Future of Freedom Foundation

A Tribute to Linda Ronstadt - Reminder: I’ll be speaking at the JFK Lancer conference and also at the CAPA conference. The Lancer conference is being held on November 22-24 in Dallas...
Construction Physics

How Good Are American Roads? - We’re in an era where US infrastructure is getting a lot of attention.
The New Era

President Elect Ponzi - Whatever the political hue, the asset managers are pulling the strings
Doomberg

Irreconcilable Differences - The power needs of AI are incompatible with existing grids.
New Zealand Arts Review

NZ Trio’s Untamed Hope - Reviewed by John Daly-Peoples NZ Trio Triptych 3: Untamed Hope Auckland Concert Chamber November 17 Reviewed by John Daly-Peoples NZ Trio as well as being ...
The Antiplanner

Amtrak Ridership Up in September - Amtrak carried 4.8 percent more riders and 3.5 percent more passenger-miles in September 2024 than in the same month of 2019, according to the September mo...
Schiffradio.com

Bitcoin: The Biggest Bubble of Them All - Bitcoin hits new highs; MicroStrategy's risky Bitcoin investments; Trump's impact; misallocation in crypto; China's strategic investments; UK labor right...
Sustain What

Digging in on Trump's Migrant Crime Record and Plans for 2025 and Beyond - UPDATED 11/20 10 a.m.
Too Clever By Half

Super Tech Fun Pak Too - *MORE CODE-BASED HACKS* [image: A cartoon light grey computer with a widescreen and opened browsers with green backgrounds with multiple streaming and so...
No Punches Pulled

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT - In an editorial on Armistice day, the New Zealand Herald wrote the following nonsense. “When it was announced at 3pm on August 5th, 1914, that the fledging...
Conversable Economist

Russia’s Economy and Deathonomics - Back in 1939, Winston Churchill famously said in a radio broadcast: “I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery i...
Autonomia

Movies: Conclave - Is perfection possible? A new Catholic movie portrays an argument.
The Redneck Intellectual by C. Bradley Thompson

Dumb and Dumber (Nos. 103-104) - Watching the Education Apocalypse in Slow Motion
Toppermost

Mary Wells - Time and legions of other soul superstars have obscured the fact that for a brief moment, Mary Wells was Motown's biggest star. She came to the attention...
Punishingly Haimona

What To Do With Toitū - Political theatre and the growing importance of relational communication in politics.
Croaking Cassandra

What does “reciprocity” mean in New Zealand laws? - Apologies for nothing much recently on New Zealand macroeconomics and related topics. My spare time is pretty much consumed at present with my Bank of Papu...
Science For Everyone

Academic Mixtape 25 - good stuff to read
Regan's Substack

The Gaze of Your Subculture - What do we mean when we say we're dressing for "ourselves"?
Building the Builders

Fantastic Builders and Where to Find Them, 4th Installment - The story of Rachmaninoff's 2nd piano concerto—and why it's dedicated to his therapist
History Reclaimed

The Home Office and Distortions of History - The Home Office has been teaching compulsory courses in British History to its civil servants. History Reclaimed submitted a Freedom of Information request...
Sinification

Econ & Tech Experts on Trump’s Election - Commentaries by Zhang Ming, Xu Qiyuan, Lian Ping, Liu Dian and Gu Wenjun
The Logical Place

Ralph Butcher (2018-2024) - Book review by Tim Harding ‘My Life – My Story’ by Ralph Butcher, 2015. 189pp. I had the privilege of sitting next to the late Ralph Butcher, aged 102, at ...
The Tracinski Letter

Government's Evil Twin - I have a new piece up at The UnPopulist, looking at Donald Trump’s disastrous selections for top offices.
Tross Publishing

IS PAUL GOLDSMITH THE BIGGEST LIAR IN PARLIAMENT? - By Toby Whittaker Although unlikely to be passed into law the ACT Party’s Treaty Principles Bill has certainly exposed some ugly facets of New Zealand po...
Elsewhere by Graham Reid: Music at Elsewhere

RECOMMENDED RECORD: Dwight Yoakam: Brighter Days (Via Records/digital outlets) - *From time to time Elsewhere will single out a recent release we recommend on vinyl, like this double album **in a gatefold sleeve with lyrics and track ...
Conflicted

For want of a nail - The search for expertise in a sea of experts
The Future of Being Human

Navigating the Ethical Dilemmas of Human-Enhancing Brain-Computer Interfaces - An important new essay by Emma Gordon and Anil Seth explores the ethical, legal and scientific implications of BCIs' designed to enhance performance
Conspicuous Cognition

The evolutionary roots of paranoia - The survival of the suspicious
Glenn’s Substack

Like a Wrecking Ball - Trump gets ready to move fast and break things -- but he's also laying an institutional foundation for Republicans.
Harry’s Substack

Why the delay? - Are you prepared for fundamental change?
misfits' architecture

Ch. 4, pp. 174-179 - At the end of the previous post I said the reason I think there are so many Japanese Pritzker Prize winners is that I don’t believe Japanese architects wer...
What You Can Do For Liberty

Ten Great Pro-Liberty Films You Can Watch For Free Right Now - Keep up your freedom-loving spirits with this selection of ten films, chosen to inspire and entertain you.
The War on Prices

Never Reason From A Price Change: Greedflation Edition - Isabella Weber's New Paper Has Big Problems
Interintellect

Anna Gát's: What to Read This Weekend #73 - Teaching literature, losing to fascism, predicting the future. Auden + Auden. Napoleon, Trump, liberating science... Ferrante, Paul Thomas Anderson, Gwern....
The China Space Monitor

Weekly Brain Droppings: First in a Series - A short deep-dive into crewed and cargo spacecraft 🚀 updates from Zhuhai Air Show ✈️ and China's space industrial bases 🏭
The Most Endangered Species (Jeffrey Falk)

The Brothers Van Halen - Review of "Brothers" by Alex Van Halen
The Library of Celaeno

The Parable of the Two Lawyers - On being a bestseller
Museum Street (Henry Cooke)

History on a golf cart - Three lessons from the 2024 election.
Houston Strategies

Redeveloping the old Days Inn downtown, METRO needs to learn from Denver's failures, Texas' boom, and more - A few smaller items this week...The Chronicle examines what's up with the abandoned shell of the old Days Inn high rise hotel downtown. TL,DR: it's unecono...
Principled Perspectives

Democracy Wouldn’t Be a Gamble if American Principles are Adhered to. - Theodore R. Johnson posted a thoughtful pre-election op-ed in the Washington Post titled Black voters are joining a coalition. It’s always a gamble. “Bla...
Happy Future

Kinds of Abundance - An Outline of Winning Conditions for Progress
Boom (UK)

Scotland is the South Korea of the UK - Farewell to the Highlands
The Jolly Libertarian

Isaiah Berlin's Value-Pluralism - *Isaiah Berlin*The opening essay of The Isaiah Berlin collection, *The Crooked Timber of Humanity*, is an autobiographical sketch called "The Pursuit of ...
In Due Course

How Steve Bannon baited the American left into overplaying its hand - Although he’s not quite finished with us yet, I think it fair to say that Steve Bannon will be remembered for two things: first, his media management strat...
Note to Noteworthy

How Slow Thinking Leads to Fast Results - My sales experience taught me that slowing down and thinking is the path to fast results.
Skeptic

Postmortem 2024 - A commentary on the Presidential election and what it may mean for our future
Capitalism Magazine

Trump Victory Could Promise Peace in the Middle East - The only sure path to peace in the Middle East is regime change in Iran and dismantling its terrorist proxies.
Public Lands – PERC

New Report Lays Out Healthy Path Forward for America’s National Parks - The new report offers 8 ideas to bolster confidence in the Park Service's ability to be an effective steward of public lands funding. The post New Report...
Global Shield's Newsletter

Global Shield Special Briefing: A preliminary government assessment of global catastrophic risk - The latest policy, research and news on global catastrophic risk (GCR).
RenewNZ

The day the Garbage spoke - One result in the US election last week spoke volumes. The final count in the State of Washington DC was Harris 93% – Trump 7%. It was a result which highl...
Case Closed

October 2024 Space Stock Review - Includes Commentary on: LLAP, BKSY, RDW, RKLB, MNTS, VSAT, and CMTL
HBL

The meaning of the Trump victory – Some positives - [image: Author photo] Unfortunately, my prediction of a Trump victory was correct. I can’t predict what a Trump administration will do. Neither can Dona...
Creative Deduction

Tolerance, traditionalism and Trump - Donald Trump is the 47th President of the Unites States of America. In a vote that was less about left vs right than about establishment vs anti-elitism, T...
An Africanist Perspective

The World Bank and other IFIs should get serious about climate adaptation in low-income countries - Instead of merely externalizing high-income countries’ policy priorities (especially mitigation), focus should be on promoting energy access for rapid grow...
Outliving Iran

Souls Breathing Through Screens - How we managed to survive under a totalitarian state
Kiwipolitico

Media Link: “A View from Afar” on the US elections. - The latest “A View from Afar” with Selwyn Manning and I follows the lines drawn in my most recent post here at KP. Because the podcast is basically a dialo...
Virginia Postrel

Some Timely Thoughts from 1993 - One in a series looking back at The Future and Its Enemies and its precursors.
Wright in Racine

“Photographing Wright” in Chicago - Text and photos © Mark Hertzberg (2024) A new exhibit related to Frank Lloyd Wright opened two weeks ago at the Driehaus Museum in Chicago. The museum is i...
Roy Spencer, PhD.

Death Valley Temperatures, Part 3: Twelve Years of July Daily Tmax Estimates and the 134 deg. F Record - In Part 1 I claimed that using stations surrounding Death Valley is a good way to “fact check” warm season high temperatures (Tmax) at the Death Valley sta...
Mr. and Mrs. Psmith’s Bookshelf

REVIEW: Boom, by Byrne Hobart and Tobias Huber - Boom: Bubbles and the End of Stagnation, Byrne Hobart and Tobias Huber (Stripe Press, 2024).
Syncretica

Election Thoughts and Takeaways - A few thoughts if for no other reason than having something to reply to a lot of direct messages with:
Don't Let It Go

It can’t happen here–not quite yet anyway. - 35 years ago yesterday the Berlin Wall fell. Here’s a picture of a piece I’ve kept nearby for decades, given to me by a friend at UCLA who had removed it h...
High Capacity

Beijing braces for impact: What Trump 2.0 might mean for US-China relations - Both sides have learned lessons from the first US-China trade war. For Trump, it's that tariffs and sanctions are powerful tools. For Beijing, it's that a ...
Offsetting Behaviour

This will not end well - I still think Rod Carr had this stuff right two decades ago when he'd argued against having deposit insurance at all, and instead making very clear that ...
Democracy Project

Geoffrey Miller: Trump victory could spark New Zealand rethink at APEC in Peru - Donald Trump’s sweeping election victory has set the stage for this year’s APEC summit in Peru. At least 14 leaders have so far confirmed their attendance ...
Alex Nowrasteh's Deep Dives

The Best Political Argument for More Immigration Restrictions Just Failed - Donald Trump Proved It Wrong
The Kerrant

Trump’s Path Back: How Shifting Politics and Powerful Voices Reshaped the Election - As we reflect on the recent election, it’s hard to ignore the signals that former President Obama gave, albeit subtly, during the primaries. In his state...
Leaving Groupthink, Inc.

Us Against ‘Those People’ - How shady political operatives use unwanted identities to manipulate and control their supporters.
The Free Market Futurist

The Birth of the “Progress Movement” - I have a long tradition on Election Day of writing about anything except the election.
Notes On Liberty

Taxes, Tariffs, Tardy Tallying, and Thanksgiving Truce - November’s Challenge to Bridge America’s Divide
Macroscience

Metascience 101 - EP9: "How to Get Involved" - IN THIS EPISODE: Professor Heidi Williams, Professor Paul Niehaus, and Matt Clancy walk through academic, non-profit and private sector paths to research, ...
Fictionosophy

Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card - Speaker for the Dead uses some bizarre sci-fi concepts to explore important moral issues—hitting the nail on the head on some, but muddying the waters on o...
Premise Check (Billy Beck)

It’s Election Day, 2024 - 2:28 AM EDT —
The Truth Fairy

The Kindergarten Intifada - The national effort to indoctrinate American children against Israel
One Useful Thing

The Present Future: AI's Impact Long Before Superintelligence - You can start to see the outlines of an AI future, for better and worse
The Upheaval

Machine Antihumanism and the Inversion of Family Law - An essay by Jeff Shafer
Stats Chat

Top 14 Predictions for Round 10 - Team Ratings for Round 10 The basic method is described on my Department home page. Here are the team ratings prior to this week’s games, along with the ...
A life just as ordinary

Herevana – #203 – Wilderness Rolling Meadows - Here we have a Wilderness Brewing Wilderness Rolling Meadows. IT’s be rare for a Wilderness beer not to be really enjoyable, and so a BA peach apricot affa...
Thinking Directions

Further Thoughts on “Motivation by Love” - I was recently interviewed on the Yaron Brook Show on the topic of “Motivation by Love.” The main point of the interview is that it’s important to go dee...
Anarchonomicon (CatGirl Kulak)

Short Take: On The Anti-Oracles and Their Counterparts - The existence of Leftism is actually a shocking epistemic revelation.
Forbidden Science

Why the public should not “believe in science” - Instead, we should publicly and freely discuss it
Eat More Electrons

[Weekend read] Clean Energy in Africa has a Dirty Image Problem - A lot of the energy and climate world seems stuck using images that are tired clichés, in poor taste, or even straight-up racist.
Plain Sight

Losing- but finding – my sporting religion - "I would still go to the pub of rugby, or more often the televised off-licence, but what was on offer was increasingly the sporting equivalent of Speights....
The Scholar's Stage

Republican Debates on China: A Political Compass for Potential Trump Appointees - A Preliminary Taxonomy
Institute for Progress

Institute for Progress (IFP) — October 2024 Update - Hope you all have been enjoying the beginning of fall and the end of conference season (at least for the IFP team).
Texas Institute for Property Rights

All Men are Created Equal: Shattering Paradigms Book 1 - In 1857, Samuel Dawson, the son of a slaveholder, befriends Will, a slave boy. The parents of the two twelve-year The post All Men are Created Equal: Sha...
Market Urbanism

A Case for Urban Renewal - Is it even possible today to write a vigorous argument in favor of the urban renewal policies of the 1950s? I doubt it. Jeanne Lowe's 1967 "Cities in a R...
Kibao

Who In Africa is Ready for EVs? - New data shows a continent divided into emulators, innovators, and stragglers
visa's voltaic verses ⚡️

straight outta tartarus - in search of the inner sanctums
Peter Winsley

Therapeutic and generative benefits from poetry and music - In a 2016 paper I explored why Shakespeare is important for young people. Shakespeare’s works are immortal because successive generations have treasured hi...
Armas

The Hard Country: The River and the Line. - Chapter 2 of the book is out!
Thoughts from the North (Garry Judd KC)

A student should not be forced to learn about tikanga to be a lawyer - My oral submission to the Regulation Review Committee
The 13th Floor

Mousey And The Dreams Of Our Mothers’ Mothers: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview - Mousey is the nom-de-plum of Christchurch-based artist Sarena Close and she is just about to release her very personal third album, The Dreams Of Our Mot...
Austin Vernon's Substack

Human Driving Increases Transportation Cost 10x - Why ground transportation still has a lot of legs.
Martini Mandate

Marxists, Beards and Follies - Sri Lanka has elected a Marxist president. He is described as a neo Marxist, which is what you call a revolutionary who’s shaved his beard. The problem i...
647 Reasons Why

DAYS 1-3 - 90 Mile Beach - Days 1-3 of my trek across the entire length of New Zealand
Cranmer’s Substack

HMNZS MANAWANUI - Details are already starting to emerge of the frantic rescue efforts that saved the crew of the stricken vessel on Saturday evening and which continued unt...
M.M.E.F. News

MMEF Events for 2025 and Your Voices Please - *Kia Ora Koutou MMEF Supporters,* What an eventful 2024! The AMI 3-6 Diploma tauira graduated in August, and their joy was palpable! Completing an ...
Barrie Saunders

Answer is no Brian - Is New Zealand’s retirement strategy sustainable?
Age of Invention, by Anton Howes

Age of Invention: The Coal Conquest - There was no shortage of trees
Craig Biddle

Conceptual Fallacies and How to Avoid Them - Logical fallacies are not the only errors that retard thinking. Conceptual fallacies do, too, and often in subtler, more destructive ways. Just as logica...
Grandmotherly Wisdom

Living in the Parent Ghetto - Despite my sincere efforts, I have become one of Those Moms Who Only Hang Out With Other Moms
Ruxandra’s Substack

I should have been braver - On the Letby case and its flaws. And why I should have spoken publicly more, earlier.
Let Grow

Kristen Bell & Dax Shepard Let Their Kids “Free-Range” for 7 Hours! - [image: Kristen Hands Up] Kristen Bell and hubby Dax Shepard went to Copenhagen and let their kids "Free-Range" -- yep, that's the term Kristen uses -- for...
Rosie Campbell

AI’s dangerous capabilities: Are we measuring the wrong thing? - Dangerous capability evaluations are a crucial tool for AI governance. But without accurate threat models, they could give us a false sense of security.
Gross Output

Slowing Gross Output Confirms Fed’s Need to Cut Rates - “By integrating the vital role of the supply chain into national income accounting, Mark Skousen’s development of gross output (GO) has created a more dy...
Johnny Grey Studios

FOOD FESTIVAL AFTERMATH. - Glamour on the Unfitted Kitchen Stage. Still coming down off the high of the first South Downs Food Festival… I can’t stop thinking about...
PERC - Property + Environment Research Center

The Search for Markets to Help Manage California’s Groundwater - What role have groundwater market actually played in implementing the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act? The post The Search for Markets to Help Ma...
Bawerk.net

Revolutionizing Financial Management: The Benefits and Features of Natco Credit Union’s Online Banking Services - In today's fast-paced digital age, convenience and accessibility are paramount, especially when it comes to... The post Revolutionizing Financial Managem...
Spiked Online

After the Pogrom Book Donation - The post After the Pogrom Book Donation appeared first on spiked.
THE CIVILIAN

Tory Whanau may have to sell Wellington mayoralty to make ends meet - Tory Whanau has revealed that she’s struggling so much financially that she may have to part with her beloved mayoralty, that of New Zealand’s capital city...
Te Papa

Tory Whanau may have to sell Wellington mayoralty to make ends meet - Tory Whanau has revealed that she’s struggling so much financially that she may have to part with her beloved mayoralty, that of New Zealand’s capital city...
Political Correctness Watch

- * Israel’s message to terrorists is simple: ‘Just stop attacking us’* Israel’s attacks on Hezbollah via exploding pagers and now walkie talkies are one of...
Stu-Topia

A Fallacy Called ‘Privilege, or It Didn’t Happen’ - Stuart K. Hayashi Ten years ago, if on social media you talked about a strange event that happened to you, often someone would quip, “Show pictures or it d...
Demystifying Science

Addressing Virus Skeptics - The Confusing misuse of the words isolate and cause
a/symmetric

We're going on hiatus - But do stick around
Better things are possible

Managing on-street parking for local benefit; the case for Parking Benefit Districts - Parking is often the centre of debate in our cities, particularly on-street car parks, who gets to use them and how we manage them.
Reviews - 13th Floor

WORD CHCH Literature Festival 2024: 13th Floor Report - [image: WORD] The 13th Floor’s Shamin Yazdani headed south to Christchurch to take in the WORD CHCH Literature Festival. Here is her report: I spent the ...
Beyond the Noise (Paul Offit)

Project 2025 vs. The Public’s Health, Part III - Part III: The NIH
TheMoneyIllusion

A long strange trip - For readers who don’t already know this, my new blog is over at Substack: scottsumner.substack.com This will be my final Money Illusion post. The blog bega...
Magazine Articles – Quadrant Online

A Journey of Death - "When he was released ahead of schedule from his prison sentence of nearly 20 years, Jiao Zhimin was in his early forties. On his way to his father’s hou...
What's New Under the Sun

Time for More Living Literature Reviews - A Third Anniversary Post
Tribes – PERC

Economic Potential of Wind and Solar in American Indian Communities - This academic paper combines data on wind and solar endowments, reservation characteristics, and utility-scale renewable energy projects to offer three i...
Hunters and Anglers – PERC

PERC and RMEF Team Up to Launch Innovative Wildlife Conservation Initiatives - Our expanded partnership marks the beginning of a multiyear effort focused on pioneering big game conservation efforts across the Rocky Mountain West and...
A City for People

Making it easier to build granny flats - City for People submits in support of more homes in existing urban areas.
One Sock: Heather Roy's Blog

Not One of Us - Recent attacks by opposition MPs on ACT party MPs Karen Chhour and David Seymour about not being "Māori enough" and the like reveal more about the attacker...
Notes On Liberty

New issue of Isonomia Quarterly is out - You can read the whole thing here.
Folarinism

White identity politics won’t save Britain - It fails to provide a vision for a good life and a realistic solution to the problems we face
Jackson Upmann

Coming soon - This is Jackson Upmann.
CEE – Econlib

Occupational Licensing - [An update of Occupational Licensing, by David S. Young.] Occupational licensing today directly affects more than one in five workers in the United State...
Liberty Scott

Charles Moore on the prospects of Trump in Foreign Policy - From the Daily Telegraph: *One of Mr Trump’s clearest messages, amplified by his choice of J D Vance, is that he does not want to help Ukraine defeat Vl...
Yes In Our Backyards

Mixed-use development is coming to NZ cities, here’s One Small Trick to take it further - Allowing neighbours to sell their planning rights to incoming developments will make a good policy even better
FDR Liberated

Top Strategies for Enhancing Customer Satisfaction in Business Services - Customer satisfaction is the cornerstone of any successful business. In […]
BloodhoundBlog

RIP Geno Petro, a hound at the head of the pack. - Geno Petro has passed away. He was one of the best writers to work with us here over the years – and I have the proof. Cura ut valeas, frater. Requiescat i...
Drinks and Drinking

Stirred Cucumber Drinks - This week’s Robb Report article was about a cocktail called the Archangel. You can read it here if you like, but briefly summarized: the Archangel is a neo...
Anti-Dismal

100 years of the theory of the firm. Or may be only 50. - Depending on how you pick your starting point there has been, roughly, 50 or 100 years of the mainstream economic theory of the firm. In support of the 1...
Miss Liberty's Film & Documentary World

Be a Filmmaker For Liberty: Training and Funding Are Available - Ever thought about becoming a filmmaker to promote libertarian ideas? It’s never been easier. Two organizations will help you learn the craft, find fundi...
The obscure word of the week is cudweed – Matthew Wright

The history of Hawke’s Bay – third edition - My long-standing history of Hawke’s Bay is out this month in new edition. It’s been in print and selling steadily since 2017. This new edition is in full c...
A Politically Incorrect History of New Zealand

Ned Fletcher's book: "unsatisfactory" and "badly flawed" - *N*ew Zealand/Australian historian Bain Attwood reviews Ned Fletcher's *English Text of the Treaty of Waitangi* in the *Australian Book Review. *His c...
Fizzifood

Lamb, courgette & triple cheese layered bake - JW – as requested, here’s the method behind the madness! This recipe is a cross between a moussaka and a (lower-carb) lasagne. I’ve used courgettes, grou...
Growing to Truth

Duh, Of Course Hamas Lied About Casualty Statistics - The UN revised their Gazan casualty statistics, claiming fewer women and children were killed than previously reported
Anna Gát: Eleven Sentence Essays

Excerpt 1 -- from a new essay series - Work in progress - (for interera.co)
Keith Weiner Economics

Commodities, Consumer Goods, Prices, and Time - Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley, at the Cato Institute, write about the Simon Abundance Index. SAI is named for Julian Simon, famous for his bet with the Malth...
Earthly Idealism

The Unhappy Millionaire - I’m excited to share the first two episodes of a podcast I’ve launched along with Ayn Rand Institute CEO Tal Tsfany: The Unhappy Millionaire. The premise i...
The Visible Hand

What is an ATAR and what does this have to do with income? - Cross-post from Substack. Look I’m from New Zealand – so when everyone around me started talking about ATARs I just smiled and nodded. In fact I probably c...
Mises Wiki - Recent changes [en]

DRAGONVALE! CHEATS MOD ANDROID IOS NO SURVEY 2024 NEW - Created page with "Hey there, DragonVale fans! Are you ready to take your DragonVale gaming experience to the next level? Well, you're in luck because we...
Technological Optimism with Thomas Walker-Werth

What Happened to Technological Optimism? - I haven't given up the good fight. I'm just taking it to a more fundamental level.
Progress Forum Digest

Why you, personally, should want a larger human population - Also: The City That Can't, how to raise a genius, FDA reform, and more
Butterpaper

Vault 2014: Gaza - cities under siege and under attack - Originally published in 2014. All eyes should be on Gaza at the moment, but understandably many are focused on unfolding events in the damp fields of Eas...
from FEE

Why We're Not Supposed to Talk about Climate-Related Deaths - Disaster mortality seems to be a perfectly useful metric for understanding climate change—when the numbers tell the right story.
Thoughts from 40° South

Reflections on October 7th - I have been intending to write down my thoughts on the massacre of Israelis by Hamas terrorists and Gaza civilians on October 7th, 2023, ever since it ha...
Jack’s Substack

Electricity Cheapest in a Decade - NZ residential electricity most affordable in recent history
The Fundy Post

Genesis -
Power + Market

In the Aftermath of the $355 Million Ruling Against Trump, Business Owners Are Even Less Safe than Before - By: Daniel Kowalski Willing buyer and willing seller. These five words form the very basis from which the system of capitalism is based on. You have someth...
Samizdata

Let’s just defund the UN and leave it immediately - Hidden deep below the headquarters of the United Nations’ aid agency for Palestinians here is a Hamas complex with rows of computer servers that Israel’s...
The Grumpy Economist

Understanding Trumpers - WSJ oped and substack post.
The Popehat Report

The Popehat Report Is Moving To Beehiiv - As I mentioned before, the Popehat Report is moving to Beehiiv, a different platform for blogs and newsletters. You can find it at www.popehat.com. The nex...
Law of Markets

An economic philosopher of the highest rank - He explains how capitalism, and only capitalism, can and does make us prosperous. Alas, he also shows how rare this perspective is by being so rare himself...
The Organon Architecture Blog

How to begin creating Organic Architecture ... - *'House for Betta,' 1988, by architect James Schildroth* *Organic architecture is not about assembling boxes and coating them with candy floss. For tha...
Patrick T. Brown, PhD

The Social Feedback Loop that Puts Blinders on Climate Science -
Michelle Kamhi

Where I’m Coming From - In today’s toxically polarized climate, individuals willing to engage openly in civil discourse with people they may disagree with are all too rare and mer...
George Reisman's Blog

A 2024 Mid-Priced Automobile Sells for the Same $300 Price Paid for a Model T Ford in 1924 - It really does, if you can pay for it in *Gold* dollars. Based on the present price of gold bullion, of approximately $2,000 per ounce, a twenty-dollar U...
Precise Thinking

Finding the Benevolent Universe when the World is in a Pickle - by
Democracy Action

Is the government staying true to its promises? - In November 2023, National released the coalition agreements made with ACT and NZ First. The Coalition Government agrees to defend the principle that Ne...
Oh look it's a blog - Lorin Clarke

Won't somebody think of the children - I’ve been working with children lately. I have been astonished and astounded by how creative they are. It must be physiological. It’s just a fact that th...
Fisheries – PERC

Free Markets and the Environment - A podcast exploring PERC's unique approach to conservation. The post Free Markets and the Environment appeared first on PERC.
positive check

New location - The EHES blog Positive Check has moved and can be found on the EHES website: *https://ehes.org/category/blog/*
Dominic Frisby

Exclusive Gold-Infused Comedy Show: Don't Miss Out - Laugh and learn about gold with Dominic Frisby! Extra London dates on Feb 14th and 15th. Get your tickets now. #ComedyGold
The Continental Telegraph

The BBC and terrorism - The language we use matters – it provides clarity to our own thoughts and enables us to be… The post The BBC and terrorism appeared first on Continental ...
Pirate Wires

Dean Preston: San Francisco's Millionaire Marxist - the card carrying dsa sf politician also happens to be a millionaire who refuses to allow more housing in the city
Professor Werner

Washington’s “development economics” is actually designed to prevent development - Published in China by Guancha.cn newspaper on 7 September 2023 at: https://www.guancha.cn/Werner/2023_09_07_707650_3.shtml
Uranium-238

Introduction to the Iran Nuclear Deal - Putting a price on nonproliferation
New Ideal – Reason | Individualism | Capitalism

Agustina Vergara Cid on the Immorality of the U.S. Immigration System - [image: Agustina Vergara Cid on the Immorality of the U.S. Immigration System] *Immigrants who “get in line” are punished for wanting to work.* The post A...
Comments on: Bert Kelly

By: Better to be popular than right « Economics.org.au - […] Bert Kelly […]
Cafe Hayek

Some Links - (Don Boudreaux) TweetWriting in the Wall Street Journal, NYU physicist Steven Koonin reports on how the Biden White House inadvertently told the truth abou...
Origin Stories

Breaking Performance Addiction... - ... and wrapping up my first season of Origin Stories
The Great Recession Blog

It’s Crunch Time for The Daily Doom and Doom Time for The Great Recession Blog - The Great Recession Blog is officially done for good, and my writing continues on TheDailyDoom.com. This site will eventually be completely terminated. If ...
Stories by Rudi Edsall on Medium

Round 12 v Bulldogs — who needs a midfield anyway? - Round 12 v Bulldogs — who needs a midfield anyway? I honestly did not see a way we could do this one. I was expecting an absolute massacre in the midfield ...
Alastair Cavendish: British Freedom

So They Smashed that Old Man of Whitehaven - Hot on the heels of the Theatre Royal in Stratford promoting a Black Out evening, a performance of the play Tambo and Bones which they...
The Gutter

Woden's Day Thing: 4/26/22 - All right already
The Market Urbanism Report Blog

Can Prospera Become A Startup City Blueprint? - The emergence of startup cities is a story we’ll cover extensively these next few years. Prospera of Honduras is a leading example.
Energy – PERC

Conservatives Can Lead on Conservation and Climate Solutions - Supporting policies that leverage incentives and partnerships to protect our natural heritage should be a big part of our strategy to address environment...
Rational Optimist

Who really discovered DNA's structure? Five people. - Tuesday 28th February marks the 70th anniversary of – in my view – the most important day in the entire history of science. On a fine Saturda...
Matt Ridley - Blog RSS

Who really discovered DNA's structure? Five people. - Tuesday 28th February marks the 70th anniversary of – in my view – the most important day in the entire history of science. On a fine Saturda...
Search Results for “willey house stories” – Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

Willey House Stories Part 22: Calling the Kettle Back—Chapter 7: Repatriation - In this seven-chapter subseries of the Willey House Stories, Steve Sikora reflects on Frank Lloyd Wright’s fireplaces, their purpose, and meaning—and the...
Points of Interest

Highlighting "The Parenting Handbook" - This fall, Montessorium was lucky to bring education writer Samantha Blaisdell onto our content team. Samantha is a former teacher, trained mechanical engi...
Competitive Enterprise Institute

Kathleen and Charles Moore Prepare to take their Fight Against Taxing Unrealized Gains to Supreme Court - In 2017, Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The new law was a reform of the federal tax code, but also included a provision called the Mandatory ...
A gay man on gender and sexuality

What you still can't say on Twitter - Suspended for 12 hours
Anarchist History of New Zealand

1988: The Meade Report - In 1987 Labour 4.0 Prime Minister David Lange gave himself the education portfolio shortly after winning re-election that year. One of the education groups...
Master Resource

‘Greenhushing’ Joins Greenwashing (woke firms in legal peril?) - “Fear among corporate firms of being called out on misleading and or exaggerated environmental and sustainability claims is growing as regulators clamp ...
Consulting by RPM || Free Advice Blog

Receipts for BMS Ep 254: Kark Marx Was Kind of a Big Deal - Here is the link to my podcast critique of Phil Magness’ promotion of his paper, co-authored with Michael Makovi, on Karl Marx. In this episode I allude to...
Knowledge Problem

Knowledge Problem archive 2002-2020 - This is the archive of the Knowledge Problem blog, all 4,690 posts. The search function will help you locate posts on the various topics Mike and I wrote a...
Cactus Kate

World Cup Wonderfulness - In Australia - I attended a World Cup final this weekend. No it was not the "team of $55m" wonderfulness final. It was a T20 cricket one. In Melbourne. England v P...
Coordination Problem

Rationalizing the Discussion on Migration and Policy - |Peter Boettke| Michael Clemens is one of the most powerful voices in the economics profession for the free flow of people throughout the world. He brings ...
Coordination Problem

Rationalizing the Discussion on Migration and Policy - |Peter Boettke| Michael Clemens is one of the most powerful voices in the economics profession for the free flow of people throughout the world. He brings ...
Bernard Darnton

Crab Nebula: the Real 4th of July Fireworks - On around the 4th of July 1054 a supernova exploded, creating the spectacular Crab Nebula. It was recorded by Chinese astronomers but was it also recorded ...
Mencken's Ghost

Announcement: New Substack Publication - I have started a new Substack Publication. Details:
Cities Matter

Auckland at a Turning Point 2: Marking Down the Labour Market - *Reality Bites* For some years I have been calling out the over-exuberant growth expectations behind Auckland’s planning. I have also argued that creat...
American Consequences

The Silver Linings of the April CPI Report - May 18, 2022 Despite persistent inflation, there are good investment opportunities ahead in several niche areas. The post The Silver Linings of the April...
Focus on Right and Wrong, Not Right and Left | SEPARATE!

Our Individual Rights Are Going Down The Bathtub Inflation Overflow Drain - I’ve recently tried to brush up on my inflation skills. Being young and ignorant the last time it seriously impacted ... Continue reading
A Lady on Fire

How to Lose - Anger is not the answer. I. Calibrating to Humanity The first company I ever started was with my partner who’s also a software engineer. We had spoken to a...
Organic Architecture + Design Archives

JOURNAL OA+D V10:N1 :: COMING SOON - $20.00 - JOURNAL OF ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN VOL. 10 / NO. 1 :: COMING SOON :: THE WORK OF MACKIE AND KAMRATH :: ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE IN TEXAS Essay by Katie P...
The 1014

Blog Number 7 - Insert main opening paragraph. Insert main opening paragraph. Insert main opening paragraph. Insert main opening paragraph. Insert main opening paragraph...
Julian Burnside

Witness J – Another Victim of National Security’s Tightening Grip? - Too few Australians know about the case of Witness J – not to be confused with the case against Witness K and Bernard Collaery, itself a disgraceful overre...
Center for Industrial Progress

Holiday talking points, me vs. a catastrophist climate scientist - I hope you had a great Thanksgiving weekend. Here’s what I’ve been up to that may be of interest. My top 6 talking points for conversations this holiday se...
Center for Industrial Progress

Holiday talking points, me vs. a catastrophist climate scientist - I hope you had a great Thanksgiving weekend. Here’s what I’ve been up to that may be of interest. My top 6 talking points for conversations this holiday se...
Popehat

Customer Agent Rendering - A customer representative or perhaps buyer broker is the strategy of a brokerage or property broker symbolizing a client in an financial commitment transac...
Reviving Reason

The Case for Vaccine Mandates—Refuted - Vaccination status doesn’t tell us whether a person poses a threat to others.
Armed and Dangerous

Sample post. - Checking to see if RSS works.
Catallaxy Files

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1828 – Championing Freedom

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Friday, 29 April 2005

'Slipper', by Michael Newberry

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