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Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Multi-Choice Test: The Australian Election

The Australian Election: Was it  (choose one):

a) a victory for a neanderthal who doubts the global warming nonsense, likes women, sports, beer, and wants lower taxes?
b) a sign that the voters of Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Britain are all to the right of those in the US?
c) a referendum on axing the carbon tax?
d) an indication Australia has now decided to permanently enshrine itself as the 'Lucky Country': i.e., only by the luck of birth can one now reside in Australia.

Please select one.

[Hat tip Catallaxy Files]

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  • Mike’s Substack
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  • Anthony B. Bradley
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  • The Antiplanner
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  • Schiffradio.com
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  • Energy in Depth
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  • Elsewhere by Graham Reid: Music at Elsewhere
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  • HardmoneyJim
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  • Conflicted
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  • Changing Lanes
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  • Stats Chat
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  • Houston Strategies
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  • News & Announcements | The 13th Floor
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  • Autonomia
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  • Conspicuous Cognition
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  • ChinaTalk
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  • Africa-Israel Weekly
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  • Mr. and Mrs. Psmith’s Bookshelf
    2025: The Year in Review(s) - Jane: Well, we’ve done it again: despite the many forces militating against us (our children, your job, an exciting variety of upper respiratory infections...
  • Yascha Mounk
    How'm I doin'? - Please give me feedback on how to make this Substack (even) better!
  • The Works in Progress Newsletter
    Ten favorites from 2025 - Some of the Works in Progress essays that I enjoyed the most this year.
  • Real Clear Energy: Video
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  • The Library of Celaeno
    The Latest Story Ever Told - On the Jesus (Refugee) Myth
  • JunkScience.com
    Trump Puts Coal In National Energy Stocking - My latest at the Daily Caller.
  • Anti-Dismal
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  • Flying Out
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    Choosing Long-Term Pain over Crisis - The largest accounting fraud in history?
  • Harry’s Substack
    Who owns you? Part II - Your survival vs. the FDA
  • Splitting Headache
    Somethings: Goodbye 2025 - A birthday, a tool, and an anti-heroic adventure
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    The Good and the Bad News: We’re Making Progress—But It Could Be So Much Faster - Absent massive regulatory individual rights violations, the future would already be here.
  • Sinification
    Sinification's Best of 2025 - A collection of our favourite newsletters from 2025
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    Niue’s Hikulagi Sculpture Park - John Daly-Peoples Niue’s Hikulagi Sculpture Park: A Global Microcosm Sited in the middle of the natural rainforest of the Pacific Island of Niue is a physi...
  • Too Clever By Half
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  • Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism
    The $124 Billion Disaster No American Remembers: The Savings & Loans Crisis Part I - How a “boring” mortgage machine became a ticking time bomb
  • Cremieux Recueil
    Brief Notes on Scientific Critique - You actually have to think to do it well
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  • The Enlightened Examiner
    Economics Should Study Value, Not Choice - Modern economics pretends to study value, when in fact it obliterates it via choice.
  • The Enlightened Examiner
    Economics Should Study Value, Not Choice - Modern economics pretends to study value, when in fact it obliterates it via choice.
  • Sawahil
    On Break Until Early January - Wishing everyone some rest and peace.
  • The Many Ways I Let You Down
    The Messianism of Jewish Anti-Zionism - An essay against the moralisation of Jewish defeat
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  • What's New Under the Sun
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  • Global Shield's Newsletter
    Global Shield Briefing (24 December 2025) - Resolving the governance gap and institutionalizing global risk reduction
  • Texas Institute for Property Rights
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  • Bowalley Road (Chris Trotter)
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  • Objective Standard Institute
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  • Truth on the Market
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  • To make the darkness conscious - Zoran's Substack
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  • The Redneck Intellectual by C. Bradley Thompson
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  • Statecraft
    How to Track Santa - "Rudolph's nose does show up on the infrared spectrum"
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    How to Prevent Open Standards from Getting Captured Again - The bundling problem and the thin line between product and protocol.
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  • Let Grow
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  • Wildlife – PERC
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  • pre[FABRICA]tions
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    How Bad Is It When the Government Cancels Active Research Grants? - Are we headed for a chaotic new normal?
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  • The Weekly Sift
    Blackouts - These documents are more blacked out than Pete Hegseth on New Years Eve. – feral streep, on the redactions in the newly released Epstein material No Sift n...
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  • Gus Van Horn
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  • The China Space Monitor
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  • Andrew Whiteside
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  • Thoughts from the North (Garry Judd KC)
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  • Skeptic
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  • The Breakthrough Journal
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  • Roy Spencer, PhD.
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  • Hoover institution Commentary
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  • No Right Turn
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  • History Reclaimed
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  • American Energy Alliance
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  • Energy Talking Points by Alex Epstein
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  • The Future of Freedom Foundation
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  • Spiked Online
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  • Dramatic Pause
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  • Cranmer’s Substack
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  • Boom (UK)
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  • Offsetting Behaviour
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  • M.M.E.F. News
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    The Psychology of QE is Far More Important Than the Amount of It - Let's discuss what QE really does vs the psychology of QE.
  • Check Your Premises
    Two upcoming events. - There are two upcoming events that are likely to be of interest to Ayn Rand Society members. The first event—the one not put on by the ARS—is a panel at ne...
  • The New Atlantis
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  • Scott Holleran
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  • Comments on: Wind Turbine Noise: Real Impacts on Neighbors
    By: Joshua - My home is about 4000 feet from a proposed 650 foot 5mw turbine and 7000 feet from another. Can you respond to what your recommended setbacks may be for th...
  • The Long Run
    The launch of the new Economic History Society website – and the new home of the The Long Run blog - The Economic History Society is very happy to launch its new website as of November 2020. This site streamlines everything that the Society has to offer, i...
  • Urban – PERC
    Fire Insurance Regs Hurt California Homeowners - The unintended consequences of California’s price restrictions on insurance rates leave insurers unable to cover losses after catastrophic wildfire damag...
  • Kiwi Gun Blog
    More Evidence of Buyback Failure - The Kiwi Gun Blog has been gathering as much hard data as possible to prove what a disaster the gun buy back was. Here is a classic example – The wonderful...
  • Stories by MIT Legatum Center on Medium
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  • Malthouse Blog
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  • Coffee House
    In Congo, the Church is doing the government’s business - Once I am sure there’s nothing going on I step inside letting the door thud shut The opening lines of…
  • Mencken's Ghost
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  • Joakim Book | Life of an Econ Student
    Publications, January - Welcome to the next decade! Exciting, isn't it? There are some minor changes here too. From now on, I'll post some of my work on Medium –particularly work ...
  • Center for the Legalization of Privacy
    Facebook & Government Responses to CLP Amicus Brief Reveal Conflicting Views of Your Privacy Under Imminent Settlement - Those of you who have been following CLP’s involvement in United States v. Facebook know that, in our amicus brief … Continue reading →
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    From West to East: Bolivian regional GDPs since the 1950s - *José Peres-Cajías* *Universitat de Barcelona* The political disruption that is taking place worldwide during the last years has prompted the proliferati...
  • Open Borders: The Case
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  • Quote Unquote
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  • The Devil's Kitchen
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  • Irshad Manji
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  • Thoughts from 40° South
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  • Kuo's Gulch | Justice, Independence, Productivity, Honesty, Integrity, Pride, Rationality
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  • Inductive Quest
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  • from FEE
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  • Montessori Rocks
    Encouraging Problem Solving - “Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can succeed.” –Maria Montessori This quote speaks volumes to what the end goal is in a Montessori ed...
  • Carl Menger Center for the Study of Money and Banking
    Internationalization of the Yuan Continues Apace - To the unobservant, which includes most politicians, the United States remains a strong and resolute empire. Just witness the statements from Democratic ...
  • Cities Matter
    Amalgamation and Streamlining City Governance: the Auckland Experiment So Far - *The performance of the Super City – so far, so so* Previous posts indicate that amalgamating local government in Auckland has not yielded efficiencies. Ca...
  • The Sand Pit
    The value of value-added in schools - We’re developing New Zealand’s first contextualised value-added model to help evaluate New Zealand secondary schools on a variety of outcome measures. Joel...
  • Professor Werner
    Shifting from Central Planning to a Decentralised Economy - by Professor Richard A. Werner, D.Phil. (Oxon) Paper presented at the 14th Rhodes Forum: Dialogue of Civilisations Research Institute, Panel 2: […]
  • News - Democracy Action
    Free Speech - Bruce Moon speaks out in Nelson - Bruce Moon, a retired physicist and avid historian, was invited by the Nelson Institute to give a talk at Nelson’s Elma Turner Library, on 8th April. He ...
  • EconTalk
    Moises Velasquez-Manoff on Cows, Carbon Farming, and Climate Change - Journalist and author Moises Velasquez-Manoff talks about the role of dirt in fighting climate change with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. Velasquez-Manoff exp...
  • sportreview.net.nz
    Chipping in for Kane on The Spinoff - sportreview.net.nz was lucky enough to contribute to top website The Spinoff, plumping for Kane Williamson as our greatest ever batsman, despite him only b...
  • Oswald Bastable's Ranting
    Hang them High! - Car thieves. Preferable drag-hang the scum! Our car has had a window broken, ignition switch mangled and the dash trim torn apart by an inept, useless shi...
  • John P. McCaskey
    Ockham on Induction - Summa Logicae, part 3-3, chapters 31–36, trans. John P. McCaskey, September 18, 2017 The text here is from Opera Philosophica, The post Ockham on Inducti...
  • Planetizen
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  • For The New Intellectual
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    The Argument for Stopping Urban Sprawl - It's true that only about 1 part in 125 of New Zealand's land area is covered over in sprawl, with much less than that being actually built on (much of the...
  • The Dim-Post
    Half-formed thoughts of the day - I was thinking about the Women’s March on Washington, and the global nature of it, and also the global nature of the White Nationalist movement: Trump, Put...
  • The Frank Lloyd Wright Newsblog
    Sherman Booth House For Sale - The Sherman Booth House in Glencoe, Illinois is for sale. The asking price is $1.9 million. The house is a late Prairie Style design, dating from 1915. T...
  • PrairieMod
    Richard Neutra Pillow - *Vendor: *Printful *Type: *Pillow *Price: * 34.00 A simple way to dress up any sofa, chair, bed, or room with a pop of color and a bold double-sided gr...
  • Blog - Minkz
    Ichigo Ichie, Moment Hunters, new work by Mina - [image: NewlyDrawnGirl.jpg] *Ichigo Ichie, Moment Hunters - new work by Mina opening 12 March, 5 - 8 pm* On a recent trip to Japan, Mina fell in love wit...
  • Drinks and Drinking
    What’s the Best Sparkling Water for Cocktails? - We’re here to talk about sparkling water in cocktails. But first: My Obsessive Nature, a.k.a. A Briefish, Seemingly Unrelated Disclaimer on Why Its Hard to...
  • Affordable Auckland
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  • Life Behind the IRon Drape
    National’s Anti-Money Laundering & Countering Financing of Terrorism Monster - iPredict the State Gulag - This piece of Soviet legislation took down the brilliant iPredict today: *Prediction website iPredict is to be closed down, with the Government deciding ...
  • Politics without God
    The Right to Die: Philosophy in Action Podcast - On Sunday's episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I answered a question on the right to die. The question was: Should a person who does not wish to live b...
  • The PRODOS blog
    Liz Cheney: Obama is uniquely dangerous president - Above video is set to start at 9 min 46 sec. Transcript Megyn Kelly: Do you think that President Obama is dangerous? Liz Cheney: Yes … I think there’s no q...
  • THE WEEKLY WRIGHT-UP
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  • Tibor's space
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