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The Curmudgeon

It's an Easy Mistake to Make - Although numerous members of our Mother of Parliaments have been at a loose end since July, there is apparently no truth to the plausible rumours that they...
The Inquiring Mind

The Late Movie: The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964) – Stephen Boyd,Christopher Plummer,Alec Guinness - 1960s Samuel Bronstein epic
The Free Press

TGIF: Our Campaign Was Perfect - A night to remember, a campaign to memory-hole, and a rightward shuffle that would make the Electric Slide blush. Plus: a media in mourning, CA’s comeback,...
Slow Boring

Post-election mailbag - Before we get to today’s mailbag, I wanted to share this chart, because I think it reflects a point that should be central to any sane narrative about the ...
Law & Liberty

Republics and the Ethical Ideal of Democracy - Both sides accuse the other of being a threat to democracy. But what does that really mean?
NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

SHOCK NEWS!! Ultra-rich using jets like taxis - By Paul Homewood . The mega-rich are using private jets like taxis, warn climate scientists who tracked flights to calculate the planet-warming gases the...
SkyscraperCity Forum

Davenport Green - There may still be a page on this scheme; but I can't find it (or recall what it may once have been called). So now that there has been a consulation from ...
Astral Codex Ten

Game Theory Of Michigan Muslims - ...
IPWatchdog Articles

Venable LLP is Seeking a Patent Agent with Electrical/Computer Background - Venable LLP’s Patent Prosecution and Counseling group seeks a patent agent with three or more years of experience and a background in electrical engineerin...
Quotulatiousness

“The Science™, that thing we’re supposed to believe in and obey – is distinctly and increasingly political” - President-elect Donald Trump has a vast array of options to tackle in the traditional first hundred days of his administration. Chris Bray says that one of...
Watts Up With That?

Hydrogen facility will definitely open in Bradford - So for a hundred million or two, we will get enough hydrogen to power 800 diesel buses! Bargain!
Tim Worstall

Our, not her - Kemi Badenoch has made clear that she thinks that university-educated people who might challenge what she wants to do to this country are high on her lis...
Flashbak

Édouard Manet’s Illustrations of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Raven’, 1875 - The French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire (1821-67) introduced Edgar Allan Poe to French readers in 1847. Baudelaire, who saw Poe as a “sacred sou...
The Daily Sceptic

Happy Hangover Reflections On Trump’s Win - "If gloating is unseemly and unbecoming, that makes me unseemly and unbecoming," says Prof James Allan as he celebrates Trump's "most enduring achievemen...
Capitalism Magazine

Insights on The Benevolent Nature of Capitalism - By the "benevolent nature of capitalism," I mean the fact that it promotes human life and well-being and does so for everyone.
GeekPress

More AI In Government - *"Anthropic teams up with Palantir and AWS* to sell AI to defense customers"
Marginal Revolution

The economics of U.S. LNG exports - I assess the climate impact of granting federal approval to all proposed U.S. liquified natural gas (LNG) export terminal projects, which would double U...
Blog - Adam Smith Institute

Taxing farmers back into the peasantry seems an odd idea - We tend to think that inheritance tax in itself is a bad idea. That conversion of capital into current spending by government just strikes us as being th...
The Whakataki Times

Wellington Man Buys $19 Beer And Pretends Everything Is Fine - DAYLIGHT ROBBERY. Shaun McHardy pretended not to feel emotionally gutted by the transaction he made today. The post Wellington Man Buys $19 Beer And Pre...
Utopia - you are standing in it!

10 Reasons Why Trump Won- Part 1 - Before I cover the first 5 points, I will cover an important point by way of an introduction as it overlays all these reasons and that is that a big reason...
Zero Hanger

Collingwood and Brisbane agree to last minute pick swap - We have another trade!
Breaking Views

SHOWDOWN: David Seymour vs Jenny-May Clarkson and Te Pāti Māori - David Seymour pushes back against Jenny-May Clarkson's assertions in a must-watch interview on TVNZ's Breakfast, covering the Treaty Principles Bill.
Doug Casey's International Man

Here’s Why These Geopolitical and Financial Chokepoints Need Your Attention… - Three of the most critical geopolitical choke points on the planet all controlled by members of the BRICS. The post Here’s Why These Geopolitical and Fin...
The Double Standard

Daily review 08/11/2024 - Daily review is also your post. This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the P...
ArchDaily

Generations of Change: Women Who Redefined Landscape Architecture - Women have played a pivotal role in the evolution of landscape architecture, overcoming the constraints of a male-dominated profession to introduce groun...
The Daily Bog (Martyn Bradbury)

TDB Daily Reading List 8th November 2024 – Best NZ Left, Independent and Progressive Politics opinion daily reading list - Best NZ Left, Independent and Progressive Political opinion daily reading list Because so much of the mainstream media is polluted by right wing free marke...
Wright Chat

Click Here for General Discussion Posts • Re: Stunning 3D unbuilt projects recreations by Skyline Ink - This is a link to a folder which has all of the Western Pennsylvania videos by Skyline Ink. The 1941 Farm Cottage and the 1956 Usonian Automatic staff hous...
Quillette

From Terror Tunnels to Suicide Drones - Military innovations in the current Middle East conflict are changing the nature of warfare and are likely to be widely copied around the world in the future.
The Footy Almanac

Almanac Soccer: Who is Ruben Amorim? - Ruben Amorim will become the latest manager for Manchester United next week. Ollie Wade provides background information into the soccer life and career of ...
Kiwiblog

MP calls submitter “fucking racist” - The Herald reports: Te Pāti Māori MP Tākuta Ferris is under fire after he was heard saying “f***ing racist” following a submission at a parliamentary sel...
Kiwipolitico

Sifting through the wreckage. - Although I shared some thoughts about the US election on other social media platforms, here are some items that emerged from the wreckage: Campaigns based ...
Point of Order

Another Rogernomics era veteran lands a government job (this time to head the Social Investment Board) - Buzz from the Beehive Another veteran of the Rogernomics years has been given a job by the Luxon coalition government. Former Labour government minister an...
Down to Earth Kiwi

Former Revenue Minister David Parker replies to our Blog referencing capital taxes, which will likely dominate debate at the next election. - A few days ago we ran a column headed, " (One of) Kamala Harris' Big Mistakes: Taking Rubbish Advice from former NZ PM Jacinda Ardern" ....
Homepaddock

Word of the day - Libtard – a contemptuous term for a person with left-wing political views; a person who holds liberal or progressive political views; stupid liberal or pro...
Flying Out

Nuova Napoli - *Vendor: *NG RECORDS *Type: *NU GUINEA *Price: * 72.00 After touring the world looking for sounds suitable for their vibrations, *NU GUINEA* decided to ...
No Minister

In This World… - American historian of Ancient Greece, Victor Davis Hanson, writing in National Review a few days before the 2016 US election: …. there are Bill and Hillary...
Rational Ground by Justin Hart

Is the Economy really that bad? Yes, yes it is. - The Democrats complained for MONTHS that the economy was the best ever - the BEST!
UnHerd

How Trump crushed Obama’s legacy - The president-elect rides the cowboy spirit
Cato at Liberty

Better Breathing Through Bureaucracy: The FDA’s Half-Century Phenylephrine Saga - Is the Food and Drug Administration dragging its feet on phenylephrine because it doesn’t want to undermine the Drug Enforcement Administration’s war on meth?
David Stockman's Contra Corner

Now Comes The Payback From The Donald’s Half-Assed Theory of Economics - The hagiography of Donald Trump has started. The one below by the very evil Stephen Miller should be a wake-up call as to what lies immediately ahead. This...
Ayn Rand Centre UK

Non Escalation: How Evil Gains Power -
The Daily Doom

Thank You and Thank You - Another clarion voice is now chiming in about the stealth recession
Curbed - All

‘I Don’t Think There’s Anything in This Apartment That Wasn’t Custom’ - This Noho duplex on the market is full of clever interventions.
JoNova

Help us Elon, you’re our only hope! (The Australian government is sneaking in misinformation laws and ID rules) - By Jo Nova Spare a moment to celebrate the outstanding bravery of Elon Musk, and how much he risked to play a key role in this historic election. It was ...
Sustain What

Last July, Our Downeast Democratic Representative Predicted a Trump Win and Suggested How Congress Should Handle the Second Trump Presidency - Think of Trump’s impact on America the same way you would about a massive natural upheaval and you’ll understand why I’ll be doing posts like this one alon...
Kunstler

KunstlerCast 413 - Journalist Elizabeth Nickson, MK Ultra and other Reindeer Games
Spiked Online

Sadiq Khan’s childish posturing against Donald Trump - The post Sadiq Khan’s childish posturing against Donald Trump appeared first on spiked.
Greater Auckland

Weekly Roundup 7-November-2024 - Happy Friday, there’s been some significant world events this week but welcome to another round-up of interesting stories about what’s happening in Auckl...
EconLog

My Personal Prediction Machine - Alex Tabarrok has an excellent post at Marginal Revolution this morning explaining why he had and has confidence in prediction markets. It’s very hard t...
Truth on the Market

The AI Legislative Puzzle - With Donald Trump’s victory in this week’s presidential election, the federal government’s approach to the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) sta...
Can't Get Much Higher

Immortality in 7-Seconds - Almost 40 years later, the Amen Break remains as vital and confusing as ever
Energy in Depth

After 20 Years of Marcellus Development, Facts Speak Louder Than Rhetoric - October marked the 20th anniversary since the first Marcellus Shale well was drilled in Pennsylvania in 2004. Like Pennsylvania’s Drake Well, which launc...
Regan's Substack

How to get divorced by 30 - On marrying young... and the discourse
Africa-Israel Weekly

Why the US-Israel relationship is a Matter of America's National Security - Part 3: The Bible
Institute for Energy Research

Biden-Harris Administration Regulatory Costs Are Astronomical and President-Elect Trump Has a Mandate to Fix It - According to the American Action Forum, The Biden Administration’s regulatory cost total now stands at nearly $1.78 trillion – about… The post Biden-Harr...
The Take (by Jon Miltimore)

How Gen X Delivered the Election to Donald Trump - Generation X is starting to flex its cultural and political muscle, data show.
Retraction Watch

Another Springer Nature journal has retracted over 300 papers since July - Soft Computing, a Springer Nature title, has retracted at least 335 papers this year, many from issues with guest editors. The mass retractions began in J...
Speaking Wrong At The Right Time

My Latest Appearance on Sky News Australia with Rita Panahi - Reacting to the results of the 2024 election
Glenn’s Substack

Elon Unbound - Some first, second, and third-order effects of the election.
The Future of Freedom Foundation

Will Trump Buckle Again on the JFK Records? - Reminder: Our online Zoom conference on open borders concludes this Monday evening, November 11, with Richard Ebeling and me. We wrap up our series on op...
Why Evolution Is True

A social-media tantrum from the editor of Scientific American - I’ve often criticized Laura Helmuth’s editorship of Scientific American, as she seems to have transformed what was once America’s best popular-science maga...
The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

A New Golden Age - Recently added category to my official website
Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

Beethoven’s romantic fatalism - Reprising this post on a fascinating and oft-debated issue: Beethoven’s sense of life. To start — three sensitive commentators on the meaning of Beethoven’...
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
Living Resources Center

Karma’s a Bitch - You can’t stand for NOTHING except the annihilation of your opponent–an opponent who actually stands for something positive and worthwhile. Eventually, y...
Energy Transition Absurdities

Oil Industry Leaders Respond to the 2024 Red Wave Election - I emailed a set of questions to three oil industry leaders I hold in great esteem Wednesday morning, and received the thoughtful responses detailed below.
FIRE

VICTORY! Maine hospital backs down from defamation threat over teen’s criticism - When 15-year-old Samson Cournane wrote a petition calling attention to patient-safety concerns at a local hospital, the hospital threatened to sue his moth...
Sawahil

Who Is Shaykh Mabruk Zayd al-Khayr, the New Head of Algeria's High Islamic Council? - The elevation of a major Maliki scholar sheds light on how Algeria's religious establishment works.
Gus Van Horn

The Power of Reframing - Carolyn Hax takes a question about holiday gatherings from a man facing his third divorce. As if that wouldn't be bad enough, he has slipped into a sort of...
The New York Review of Books

Letting It All Hang Out - Disinhibition will be the order of the day in Donald Trump’s America.
History Reclaimed

History on Trial. The continuing saga of Canada’s residential schools - Nina Green provides History Reclaimed with an update on the malign campaign against Canada’s residential schools for indigenous Indian children
thesecondrenaissance

'We Have to Protect Our Geniuses': Reflections on President Trump's 2024 Victory Speech - Over the course of the past decades, Democrats have become increasingly vocal in demanding that rich people (be forced to) redistribute their wealth.
Mises Institute Blog

3 Tough Questions for the Fed at Thursday's FOMC Presser - The Fed claims things are going very well, but Fed Chairman Jerome Powell got three questions at the press conference that he had trouble answering honestly.
Mises Wire

3 Tough Questions for the Fed at Thursday's FOMC Presser - The Fed claims things are going very well, but Fed Chairman Jerome Powell got three questions at the press conference that he had trouble answering honestly.
The New Era

Novus Ordo Seclorum - New World Order or Trolling Tweet?
The Cobden Centre

A Brief History of Tariffs and Stock Market Crises - By David R. Breuhan The most important and globally misunderstood aspect of tariffs is their impact on the stock market. History has demonstrated that...
The Antiplanner

September Transit Ridership 76.3% of 2019 - Transit agencies carried 76.3 percent as many riders in September of 2024 as they did in the same month in 2019, according to data released yesterday by th...
Hoover institution Commentary

The Comeback: The NYT's Bret Stephens And The Goodfellows Recap The ’24 Election - Donald Trump will return to the Oval Office in a manner few saw coming while progressive institutions (legacy media, Hollywood, wokeism, and a tired Democr...
Culture Notes of an Honest Broker

Is There a Crisis of Seriousness? - Back in 1996, critic Susan Sontag warned that seriousness was disappearing from society...
Manhattan Contrarian

Election Aftermath: Where Do The Democrats Go From Here? - * Donald Trump has now decisively won the presidency. I have a big collection of ideas for him on things to do once he takes office. So far, I’ve been hold...
No Right Turn

Climate Change: Raising the bar - One of the obligations of the Paris Climate Change Agreement is for every country to set a "Nationally Determined Contribution" - an NDC - of emissions cut...
Schiffradio.com

Trump Won. Now What? – Ep 989 - Trump wins 2024, repeating 2016 win. Markets react with highs, despite unchanged economy woes. The post Trump Won. Now What? – Ep 989 appeared first on T...
Education plus ... Challenging Mediocrity.

In the NZ Herald: Why the Waitangi Treaty Grounds should be a pilgrimage for every student. - I am adament this is important for NZ’s pathway forward.
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...
Yascha Mounk

Francis Fukuyama on Trump 47 - Yascha Mounk and Francis Fukuyama discuss what a Trump victory means for America, its allies, and the world.
Don't Let It Go

The NY Times’ False Alternative - The NYT can no longer deny that they and their cronies in the MSM and Washington, DC have failed to recreate America according to their preferred narrative...
Bowalley Road (Chris Trotter)

This One's Just For You, Martyn. - *Hard Hat & A Hammer* *Alan Jackson* *Video courtesy of YouTube* *Posted on Bowalley Road on Thursday, 7 November 2024.*
Paul Wells

The nation's wounds - Even an arsonist didn't start the fire
The Future of Being Human

AI in a world of Trump - This week's episode of the Modem Futura podcast on artificial intelligence is more relevant than ever given the results of the US election
Unmasked (Ian Miller)

COVID-Era 'Experts' Are Once Again Having A Meltdown - Nature has a breakdown in response to the 2024 election
Public: Michael Shellenberger

Why Trump’s Victory Is, For Millions Of Us, Cathartic - After a decade of being hunted, stigmatized, and ostracized by the Woke, many of us can finally breathe a sigh of relief
No Punches Pulled

THE AMERICAN ELECTION - We’re all (understandably) awash in media commentaries so I’ll refrain from comment until next week when the dust has settled a bit.
Libertarian Land

The Lesson from Oregon: Drug Decriminalization is a Partial Solution, at Best - By Jeffrey Miron, Jonah Karafiol, and Jacob Winter
Journal of Free Black Thought

A Historic Race - A race that goes beyond race
Leaving Groupthink, Inc.

Us Against ‘Those People’ - How shady political operatives use unwanted identities to manipulate and control their supporters.
News & Announcements | The 13th Floor

Drax Project Announce North Island Summer Shows - [image: Drax Project] New Zealand’s beloved pop-fusion group, Drax Project, is set to hit the North Island with a string of summer shows, kicking off Dec...
Elsewhere by Graham Reid: Music at Elsewhere

Adam Hattaway and the Haunters: High Horse (digital outlets) - No one could accuse Ōtautahi Christchurch's Adam Hattaway of coasting. Since his 2018 debut album All Dat Love with the Haunters, they've released five a...
Science For Everyone

Being a Scholar in Trumpian times - Some thoughts about doing the right thing as an academic in an autocracy
The Honest Broker by Roger Pielke Jr.

Four THB Takeaways from the Incredible 2024 US Election - A major political realignment in U.S. politics
How To Subvert Subversion with Yuri Bezmenov

DOWNFALL: KAMALA (4 min video) - Watch now | A live look inside the Kamala HQ bunker as she lashes out at her staff, MAGA deplorables, Trump, and Elon
Rob Henderson's Newsletter

I Can’t Believe Calling Him Hitler Didn’t Work - “The Americans might elect a criminal to be their president.”
Official Blog

Woodie Ruilstation “De Clown” — Geocache of the Week - Traditional Cache GC9BE96 by Team_Stellema Difficulty: 1.5 Terrain: 1.5 Location: Friesland, Netherlands N 53° 17.365′ E 005° 59.725′ We’re not clowning ar...
Eating Policy

Let’s have a little non-election content, shall we? - The long tail of edge cases and the people who fix them.
The Roots of Liberty

The Great Rejection - Editor’s Note: I was originally planning to run this Friday, but I opted to ride the wave.
Blog - The Entrepreneurs Network

Three Big Ideas #8 - *Three Big Ideas* is our weekly roundup of ideas (and our takes on them) in entrepreneurship, innovation, science and technology, handpicked by the team....
Institute of Economic Affairs

Why university needs to be more than a printing press for degrees - UK universities were once heralded as the beacons of intellectual excellence, places where ideas were rigorously tested and where students … Continue rea...
Conversable Economist

Fall 2024 Journal of Economic Perspectives Free Online - I have been the Managing Editor of the Journal of Economic Perspectives since the first issue in Summer 1987. The JEP is published by the American Econom...
Objective Standard Institute

ITEC: Objective Standards for Nonfiction Writing - If you want to write powerfully, embrace objective standards. Over my thirty years of writing and editing, I’ve developed a set I call ITEC. The post ITE...
Principled Perspectives

Why I Declined to Wear My ‘I Voted’ Sticker - Yes. These lapel stickers were handed out at New Jersey polling stations. In fact, my poll worker went a step further; she peeled off the backing and st...
The Tracinski Letter

Trump Without Guardrails - The American people have voted for Donald Trump again, this time by a decisive margin and with no excuses, after plenty of evidence about exactly who and w...
Freethink Media

🌎 Microchip war - Why Taiwan is the eye of a looming storm.
Maximum Progress

Why I Didn't Vote - This is not advice
MARK STEYN: SteynOnline

The Comeback King - Steyn answers your questions on the most amazing comeback in American political history...
The Most Endangered Species (Jeffrey Falk)

Elusive Lessons on the Morning After - Who Will Learn Them?
Statecraft

How to Rebuild the Arsenal of Democracy - Trae Stephens & Michael Kratsios break it down.
ChinaTalk

The Battle to Shape Trump's China Policy - A Taxonomy of Future Trump Appointees
Chartbook (Adam Tooze)

Top Links 553 Wrangling over lithography machines. Thai coups. Power plays in Vietnam & the collapsing Lao state. - Great links, images and reading from Chartbook Newsletter by Adam Tooze
Boom (UK)

The pronatalist who doesn't want or like children - A guest post
An Africanist Perspective

China as a Model Development Partner - A case for African states to embrace the deliberate pursuit of modernity and structural socio-economic change (and learn from China's experience while at it)
Israel Institute of NZ

IINZ reports MFAT to Police; MFAT complains about IINZ - You might remember an Auckland character named Penny Bright. She was infamous for refusing to pay Auckland rates for eleven years (11 YEARS!). Her steadfas...
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.
A Havenstein Moment.

Godspeed - This too shall pass
Quote Investigator

Article About the Quote Investigator at the Big Think Website - Journalist Kevin Dickinson of the website Big Think interviewed me and wrote a wonderful article about quotations and misquotations. The article is titled:...
John D. Cook

Maybe Copernicus isn’t coming - Before Copernicus promoted the heliocentric model of the solar system, astronomers added epicycle on top of epicycle, creating ever more complex models o...
A Halfling's View

Journeys in Middle-earth 4 - The Songs and the Book
FREEDOM PUBLIC SQUARE

IS ANYTHING TRULY NEW? - THE PARADOX OF ORIGINALITY: ARE WE BUILDING THE FUTURE WITH THE PAST?
eugyppius: a plague chronicle

Why I Hope Trump Will Win - Like most people in the world, I have no say in the American elections, but like most people in the world, American politics are enormously important to me.
Reason for Living

Politics and Living Your Best Life - Too much politics is bad for your mental health. But if we want to live lives based on rational values, we must engage in politics—in a certain way.
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, ...
The Works in Progress Newsletter

Links in Progress: Expanding the Mediterranean's busiest port - Plus: New tunnels, monorails, canals, small modular reactors, and horseless carriages
Roy Spencer, PhD.

Urban Legends of Climate Change: Palm Springs, California - This is the first of what will likely be a series of posts regarding urban heat island (UHI) effects in daily record high temperatures. My previous UHI wor...
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...
Toppermost

Dressy Bessy - Centered around singer/guitarist Tammy Ealom's angular melodies, Denver indie pop band Dressy Bessy emerged in the late '90s and stuck to their colorful,...
Doomberg

Storage Units - A do-it-yourself guide to nullifying the green new math.
Changing Lanes

Aristotle and A.I. - Ancient wisdom and future technology
Anthony B. Bradley

The Forgotten Commitment: Why Churches Owe Baptized Boys More Than a Youth Group - I'm sorry if youth group was all you experienced
SAVVY STREET

Transcript: Panel Discussion on the 2024 US Presidential Election, Episode II - A savvy political panel predicts a Trump landslide in 2024. The post Transcript: Panel Discussion on the 2024 US Presidential Election, Episode II appear...
Premise Check (Billy Beck)

It’s Election Day, 2024 - 2:28 AM EDT —
Cremieux Recueil

American Elections Are Unfair - Unfortunately, unfairness is baked in
The Truth Fairy

The Kindergarten Intifada - The national effort to indoctrinate American children against Israel
Energy Talking Points by Alex Epstein

The most heretical idea in the world - My talk at Hereticon about the moral case for fossil fuels.
RenewNZ

Giving legal force to gender ideology - The Law Commission wants the Human Rights Act 1993 amended to make it unlawful to discriminate on the grounds of gender identity and expression. Earlier th...
Punishingly Haimona

When Writing About The 'Right Topic' Is Wrong - The booming market for US Election hot takes is a double edged sword for non-US experts and pundits.
Museum Street (Henry Cooke)

Six questions the US election is about to answer - And two more it won't right away.
Building the Builders

Fantastic Builders and Where to Find Them, 3rd installment - “Every day I touched 50 faces” (Estée Lauder)
Conflicted

Unhinged - The the self serving machine of climate change advocacy, climate anxiety, and climate litigation
The War on Prices

Why Didn't Democrats Blame The Fed for High Inflation? - The recent high inflation remains a big political problem for Vice President Kamala Harris and other Democrats.
Bet On It (Bryan Caplan)

Be My Guest at UoC Friday - Read more
The Intrinsic Perspective

You don't have to endorse anyone, you can just vote (and other thoughts on the election) - 1. T'was the election of endorsements. 2. Polls and prediction markets have sucked. 3. Voting as virtue ethics
The Cultural Futurist (Rachel Haywire)

15 Band Ideas for the Future - An Interruption from the Election Chaos
The Library of Celaeno

The Lomez Challenge - And some proposed solutions
bad cattitude

getting squirrely - playing for peanuts
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
Reason Foundation

Missing middle housing policies balance interests while addressing the affordable housing crisis - While some progress has been made, medium-density housing is still far outpaced by traditional single-family homes. The post Missing middle housing polic...
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 ...
Conspicuous Cognition

There is no "censorship industrial complex" - Biased and misguided online censorship is a genuine problem. However, popular claims about a sinister "censorship industrial complex" are hysterical, consp...
Interintellect

Anna Gát's: What to Read This Weekend #71 - Hereticon, Kamala, Kraftwerk, Aumann, McGilchrist, Paul Graham, Ribbonfarm, happiness, feminists, Tolstoy, Girard, heroin, cheese, fiction, dating, Germany...
Sinification

CICIR's Liu Chong on US-China Nuclear Talks - Today’s edition opens with an introduction by Jingdong Yuan, Director of SIPRI’s China and Asia Security Programme.
Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism

The 3K Subscriber Special & 2-Year Anniversary Q&A: US Election Predictions, Biden's Record, & Ethiopia - Thanks for the 3K subs! Let's talk about My predictions for the US Election
misfits' architecture

Ch. 4, pp. 169-173 - I’d like to belatedly thank Andrew N. Nelson for compiling his The Compact Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary although, now I think of it, I’ve n...
Virginia Postrel

Talking academic politics with Steve Teles: Why universities have few conservative professors, why they need more, and what to do about it - And yet another guest gives a shoutout to Michael Oakeshott.
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.
Science+Story

The 'Opposite of Marketing' Isn't Research Communications - Why media-centric communications makes us all bad actors.
Forbidden Science

Why the public should not “believe in science” - Instead, we should publicly and freely discuss it
The Breakthrough Journal

Is an Equitable Carbon Offset Industry Possible? - The C-Quest Capital Scandal and Western Elitism
Free Range Kids

When Societies Get Stuck in a Bad Place - We no longer live in an era of footbinding, writes my Let Grow Co-Founder Peter Gray, the psychologist who studies the importance of mixed-age, unsupervi...
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.
Construction Physics

How China Is Like the 19th Century U.S. - I spend a lot of time reading about manufacturing and its evolution, which means I end up repeatedly reading about the times and places where radical chang...
Ideas Beyond Borders

IBB Bulletin: Regardless of the Results - Which presidential candidate is better for the Middle East? Either way, IBB's work continues.
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
Journal of Free Black Moms

Ep. 11 - Saying No to the Narrative (Kemi Ingram) - An interview with wife and mother of three Kemi Ingram
Skeptic

The Most Important Election of My Lifetime…Again - And other hyperboles, such as “if Trump wins I’m leaving the country,” or “if Harris wins it will be the end of our country”
The China Space Monitor

China's International Space Efforts - Plus another Thousand Sails launch 🛰️ More satellite direct-to-device news 📱 and BYD getting involved in astronaut transit 🧑🏻‍🚀
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).
Autonomia

Obituary: Teri Garr - The actress and her exceptional and enduring talent and career
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...
After Babel (Jonathan Haidt)

A Mission for Businesses and Entrepreneurs: Help Bring Back Childhood - Market forces got us into this mess, and market forces can help us escape
The Redneck Intellectual by C. Bradley Thompson

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (No. 74) - Untimely Thoughts on a World in Transition
Asimov’s Addendum

AI is Entirely New, AI is Exactly the Same - Thoughts on the new White House AI Memorandum
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...
Asymmetric Information

Your average wombat is probably smarter🍋 - World Wombat Day gave me the excuse to review the new Apple Intelligence
Mr. and Mrs. Psmith’s Bookshelf

GUEST REVIEW: ...And Ladies of the Club, by Helen Hooven Santmyer - Please enjoy a final guest review while our baby works on some teeth.
Kibao

Who In Africa is Ready for EVs? - New data shows a continent divided into emulators, innovators, and stragglers
What You Can Do For Liberty

What If It Turns Out You Were Important? - Nobody makes a greater mistake than he who does nothing because he could do only a little. — Edmund Burke
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...
Too Clever By Half

Spam in bulk? No problem! - Only you can prevent comment pollution. src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjaz_BXQIxwDTRsTl-GKrX6-I8Bb1wpBwSxqf3Jpj6oKLLccQZ1Gm...
Armas

The Hard Country: The River and the Line. - Chapter 2 of the book is out!
Croaking Cassandra

Pretty (il)legal - The title of this post was, of course, a reference to the efforts of former Minister of Finance and National campaign manager Steven Joyce to defend the us...
The Roots of Progress

Big tech transitions are slow - With implications for AI
Syncretica

*Optimal* Stockpiles in Everything - Everyone is talking about stockpiles - but how much and when?
Public Lands – PERC

A Guide for Implementing Conservation Leasing - Conservation leasing is emerging as a new way to conserve public lands, and changing the way we think about land use in the process. The post A Guide fo...
Global Shield's Newsletter

Global Shield Briefing (23 October 2024) - Civil defense, and the impacts of climate change on other threats
The Jolly Libertarian

Isaiah Berlin's Argument Against Utopianism - *Recently my wife and her sister and I were in downtown Edmonton and I stopped by a second hand bookstore. I managed to snag a copy of Isaiah Berlin's Th...
New Zealand Arts Review

ATC’s six plays for 2025 - John Daly-Peoples AUCKLAND THEATRE COMPANY 2025 SEASON John Daly-Peoples Auckland Theatre Company have announced their 2025 Season of six plays ranging fro...
HardmoneyJim

"A Black Hole in Economics" is now available on Amazon.com - Thank you for your patience! This book project was nearly two years in the making, and I’m pleased with the result.
Lindsay Mitchell

Needless attack on government directive by public health academics - In September 2024 the government issued a directive to government agencies not to prioritise services on the basis of race. Shortly after, a group of pub...
Existential Crunch

The consequences of large-scale blackouts - What happens to a society when the lights go 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
Case Closed

September 2024 Space Stock Review - Includes Commentary on: BKSY, RKLB, LUNR, SATS, VSAT, CMTL, and BA
Tross Publishing

AN INSPIRING STORY OF COURAGE - By John McLean On 10th September, 2024, the death occurred of Dale Collett, a hero of the Rhodesian Bush War and an inspiration for all those who suffer ...
Houston Strategies

A simple solution to help Houston traffic, our tax-debt-spend problem, HSR bankrupted Japan, Austin builds towards affordability, METRO comedy! - Just a few small items this week:Charles Blain in City Journal: Saddled With Taxes and Debt - Houston-area leadership is losing touch with the fiscal restr...
Theatreview

Commennt posted to There Used to Be Magic, Once - Jennifer O’Sullivan October 17th, 2024 Kia ora John, and thank you for coming along to the festival again! Context for the following: I’m on the board of t...
Happy Future

Failure Mode: Welchification - American Reindustrialization Must Learn from GE’s Mistakes
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
The Logical Place

Socialism in the 21st Century: A Regressive Ideology in Modern Times - Socialism, once hailed as a visionary and revolutionary alternative to capitalism, has deep roots in the progressive movements of the 19th and early 20th c...
Note to Noteworthy

How Reading Your Journal Entries Can Make You Happier - From someone who's journaled over 750,000 words
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 ...
Offsetting Behaviour

Where are the food carts? - I still don't get why there aren't more food carts on Wellington's waterfront. On a good sunny day, you might find, along a stretch of gorgeous waterfron...
Everyday Price Index | AIER

AIER Defends Local Control in Key New Hampshire Tax and Education Cases - AIER has submitted amicus curiae briefs to the New Hampshire Supreme Court in the combined cases Rand v. State and ConVal v. State. We took this step becau...
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...
Wildlife – PERC

Rewarding Recovery Will Benefit the Wolf and All Imperiled Wildlife - PERC filed an amicus brief in Defenders of Wildlife v. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service The post Rewarding Recovery Will Benefit the Wolf and All Imperiled...
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...
Overthinking Everything

Using what you're given - Sometimes the universe hands you fruit and you've got to use it somehow.
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
In Due Course

Key stages in the decline of academic Marxism - The fact that my previous post, on John Rawls and the death of Western Marxism, attracted several times more readers than anything I’ve previously publishe...
Outliving Iran

This Movie is Why I'm Alive - How Ratatouille showed me the beauty of the world that wished to kill me
Creative Deduction

Solving immigration is a question of economics - Across Europe and the USA, immigration is the hottest of political topics. How many immigrants is too many? Who should be allowed in and who should be turn...
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.
The Prophet of Causation

A Causality Walk for Consciousness - Chapter 3
Wright in Racine

My Wright Eye – September 6, 2024 - © Mark Hertzberg (2024) I have just finished helping lead my 17th Road Scholar Frank Lloyd Wright tour. The number is important because it speaks to my cha...
PM of NZ

Upcoming turkey shoot in the Far North - *The 13 councillors voted unanimously, reaffirming a decision they made in May to continue with their Māori ward for the October 2025 local elections* .....
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...
Harry’s Substack

The Complexity-Worshippers - The new attack on reason
Private Lands – 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...
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...
Roots of Progress

Introducing the 2024 Blog-Building Intensive Fellows - We’re thrilled to announce our second cohort of our Blog-Building Intensive Fellowship! This year’s fellows are a group 25 of impressive progress think...
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.
High Capacity

A warped hall of mirrors: US-China competition and industrial policy - China doubled down on industrial policy and advanced manufacturing in its latest Third Plenum. As US-China competition heats up, both countries are drawing...
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...
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...
round houses

island home - Sweet little cylindrical house on Koh Tao, an island in the Gulf of Thailand –
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.
Open Borders: The Case

High-skilled hacks: the business of extraordinary ability - This post is part of my “high-skilled hacks” series, focused on immigration to the United States. The series explores various workarounds and caveats to im...
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 ...
Splitting Headache

Meta Dreams—Somethings - Also, the recency bias of the internet, the death of search, and the most dangerous BigTech firm in the world.
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 ...
StephenFranks.co.nz

Who’s calling the shots on co-governance? Lawyers or MPs? Will the Court of Appeal order disclosure? - On Wednesday 15 February the Court of Appeal will hear the arguments of two King’s Counsel, that the government should come clean on whether its lawyers ar...
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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The Rational Capitalist

The Rat Cap Podcast: Episode 13 - The Rat Cap Podcast: The History of Slavery and the Western Heroes Who Abolished It (libsyn.com)Slavery has existed everywhere since the beginning of time....
No Minister

Die MSM, Die – Systemic Corruption - Die MSM, Die – Systemic Corruption
Mish Talk

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

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Friday 22 August 2014

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