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Wednesday, 12 August 2015

Ahem.

Don't let nonsense go by without a fight.

[Hat tip Anoop Verma]

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  • Mises Wire
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  • The Cobden Centre
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  • Andrew Whiteside
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  • Dr Oliver Hartwich
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  • 52 Rhetoric Tips by Robert Begley
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  • Conversable Economist
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  • Dianne Durante Writer's Substack
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  • Pragmatic Environmentalist of New York
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  • The Roots of Liberty
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  • Sinification
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    My Presentation on Disasters to the Financial Stability Board - THB Insider #32
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  • Cremieux Recueil
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  • The Common Reader
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  • No Right Turn
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  • Paul Wells
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  • Chris Trotter
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  • A Havenstein Moment.
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  • eugyppius: a plague chronicle
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  • Johnny Grey Studios
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  • Doomberg
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  • Schiffradio.com
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  • McFaul's World
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  • Construction Physics
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  • Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.
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  • Wright in Racine
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  • THE CIVILIAN
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  • Jensen's Economic, Precious Metals, & Markets Newsletter
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  • Lindsay Mitchell
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  • The obscure word of the week is cudweed – Matthew Wright
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  • The Library of Celaeno
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  • Gale Winds
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  • The Works in Progress Newsletter
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  • Sawahil
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  • Seiler on Science
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  • Kiwipolitico
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  • Energy in Depth
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  • The Breakthrough Journal
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  • Macroscience
    Kevin Bryan on AI and Innovation - Economics of Ideas, Science, and Innovation Lecture 7
  • American Energy Alliance
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  • Market Urbanism
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  • On Substack
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  • The Rebuild
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  • Uncharted Territories
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  • Blog - The Entrepreneurs Network
    Three Big Ideas #71 - *⚗️ Mann Virdee, Head of Science and Technology* In 1662, the newly chartered Royal Society of London appointed the natural philosopher Robert Hooke its ...
  • An Africanist Perspective
    Two recent podcast appearances - On growth, development policy research, urbanization, and more
  • Notes On Liberty
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  • The Trumpland Diary
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  • Glenn’s Substack
    Marco Goes Hard - About what really matters
  • Keiran Murphy (FLW Historian)
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  • The Claude Megson blog
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  • Autonomia
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  • HardmoneyJim
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  • PERC - Property + Environment Research Center
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  • Official Blog
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  • Public Lands – PERC
    PERC Reports Magazine Survey - We'd love your feedback! The post PERC Reports Magazine Survey appeared first on PERC.
  • Wildlife – PERC
    PERC Reports Magazine Survey - We'd love your feedback! The post PERC Reports Magazine Survey appeared first on PERC.
  • Knowledge Problem
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  • Knowledge Problem
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  • Speaking Wrong At The Right Time
    They Hid This From You! - The ‘Hidden Knowledge’ Pitch Given On Podcasts
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  • Dead Language Society
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  • pre[FABRICA]tions
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  • Conspicuous Cognition
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  • Existential Crunch
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  • Liberty Scott
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  • RenewNZ
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  • Dramatic Pause
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  • Unmasked (Ian Miller)
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  • JunkScience.com
    Milloy talks SCOTUS climate case on FOX Business - From the October 5, 2026 edition of The Bottom Line.
  • Free Range Kids
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  • The Many Ways I Let You Down
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  • First Stones NewsLetter
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  • Peter Boghossian
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  • Institute for Progress
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  • Roots & Wings with Frank Furedi
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  • Capitalism Magazine
    Statism On the Rise as Capitalism and Freedom are in Decline - As Ayn Rand observed, “In order to justify it, the statists have to rouse people to a hysterical fear of some malevolent enemy who threatens them with cons...
  • Journal of Free Black Thought
    Held at Gunpoint - A black former cop reflects on his own encounters with police
  • Journal of Free Black Thought
    Held at Gunpoint - A black former cop reflects on his own encounters with police
  • Education plus ... Challenging Mediocrity.
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  • Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism
    Who Climbed the Income Ladder in 2026? Vietnam vs. the Philippines - Plus Togo's census shortcut, China's near miss, and why the World Bank held back Türkiye and Argentina.
  • Offsetting Behaviour
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  • Let Grow
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  • Barrie Saunders
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  • FREEDOM PUBLIC SQUARE
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  • Croaking Cassandra
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  • Think Right or Wrong, Not Left or Right
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  • The Kerrant
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  • The War on Prices
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  • Leport’s Substack
    SALE SALE SALE - DEFROSTED Kindle version is only $1.99
  • Roy Spencer, PhD.
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  • Mike’s Substack
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  • Mike’s Substack
    Where an Identity Comes From - A child abstracts himself from what he did, twice: once to learn that he is, once to learn who.
  • History Reclaimed
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  • Houston Strategies
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  • The Future of Being Human
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  • The Intrinsic Perspective
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  • One Useful Thing
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  • Fictionosophy
    The Iron Heel on Oligarchy and History - The Iron Heel is essentially a collection of mostly incorrect ideas about history and economics framed in a basic, ineffective story.
  • Toppermost
    Franz Ferdinand - Their rise was stratospheric. The song that provided the rocket fuel was Take Me Out. The post Franz Ferdinand appeared first on Toppermost.
  • Tross Publishing
    Should Our Country be Named Aotearoa - By Kerry Butler There has been a movement in recent times to push a name change for our country to “Aotearoa” by way of creeping normalcy. This subversiv...
  • Africa-Israel Weekly
    Dumisani on CBN’s 700 Club - Unfinished Business Holy Land Pilgrimage - Pastor Dumisani Washington appears on the 700 Club to discuss the “Unfinished Business” Holy Land pilgrimage, reviving Dr.
  • The Future of Freedom Foundation
    Trump Deserves to Be Impeached - The Constitution is the law that the people of the United States have imposed on federal officials. That’s what makes it the highest law of the land. U.S...
  • Statecraft
    How to Build a Policy School - “We’re not reading the IKEA instructions.”
  • Interintellect
    November 10: NYC | A Free “Mini Festival” to Discuss GenZ’s economics and culture - Is GenZ the generation that lost the future, or the one nobody’s bothered to understand?
  • Age of Invention, by Anton Howes
    Age of Invention: Salt Syndicate, Part I - The story of one of the most important inventions of the sixteenth century that nobody has ever heard of, and the multi-national syndicate that promoted it
  • Austin Vernon's Substack
    An Ode to Tesla's Cybercab - The bet to deliver autonomous vehicles to the masses.
  • What You Can Do For Liberty
    Ignore the Doomers: We’re Going To Win - Social media is being flooded right now with messages that say Republicans can’t possibly win the 2026 midterms. Ignore it.
  • Thinking Directions
    Money, Safety, and Ease — Oh My! - As many of you know, I have reconceptualized Marshall Rosenberg’s idea of “universal needs” as “deep rational values.” If you are unfamiliar with either ...
  • The Realization of Wholeness
    “A Day in the Life” - The GOAT song
  • Reason for Living
    Conquering with Curiosity - When I was young, there were certain subjects I thought I would never like or find interesting—until I changed my mindset.
  • The Shrewd Artist
    Just Signed, The 19th in the Space Series - Space Series Self-Portrait, The Painter.
  • The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry
    Just Signed, The 19th in the Space Series - Space Series Self-Portrait, The Painter.
  • Michael Newberry, Artist
    Art History as a Sandbox - Only a Handful of Monumental Art Cycles For a few years in the early 1980s, I lived in Staten Island, walking distance from the Staten Island Ferry. Whenev...
  • The Weekly Sift
    Machiavellian Assessments - No Sift for the next five weeks. The next new articles will appear on November 2. Globally, then, Trump is in exactly the opposite position of where Machia...
  • The Economic LongWave
    🏠⚠️ The Two Cycles Everyone Keeps Confusing — And Why It Matters Now - The Kuznets Cycle and the 18.6-Year Real Estate Cycle are different. One tracks the broader development wave; the other tracks land, credit and speculation.
  • Eating Policy
    How to Peel a Banana - Riding the cascade of rigidity to the third horizon
  • The Organon Architecture Blog
    Mid-Century features worth thinking about - Organic architecture has been called "the other modernism." Modernist architecture is not organic architecture, but organic architecture has more in comm...
  • A life just as ordinary
    Beer – #1123 – Kererú – Paloma 2018 - Where I drink a 2018 bottle of beer that's been in the cool cupboard (you might say cellar) since I brought it. … Continue reading →
  • Anna Gát: Eleven Sentence Essays
    Cognitive Autonomy Is a Collective Job - Reflections on Ruxandra.
  • American Innocence by Anna Gát
    Cognitive Autonomy Is a Collective Job - Reflections on Ruxandra.
  • The Scholar's Stage
    The Cure for Cancer Is Not a Math Benchmark - And Other Reasons Americans Hate Data Centers
  • Ruxandra’s Substack
    Education as an AI safety area - If we count on human judgement to guide AI, we need to maintain institutions that cultivate it.
  • Maximum Progress
    The Best Philosophy Article of 2025 is Bad Economics - Evan Behrle on Desert and Economic Interdependence
  • The Truth Fairy
    ** THE PLOT AGAINST LOVE ** (NEW BOOK) - AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW!
  • Conflicted
    Why did Mark Carney establish the TCFD? - New Series: Did China Capture California? Post #1
  • Virginia Postrel
    Upcoming Events and Recommended Reading - Come see me in LA next week or NYC next month!
  • Science+Story
    ‘Public Expert’ is a Human Role, Regardless of How Much AI You Use - On writing with AI as an author and other current scandals.
  • The Cultural Futurist (Rachel Haywire)
    How to Create Your Own Unique Aesthetic - Style is selection repeated until it becomes its own reality.
  • What's New Under the Sun
    The non-material consequences of growth - When growth slows, people rate their system of government more poorly and become a bit more zero sum
  • Regan's Substack
    Pregnancy Purity - Mom guilt begins at conception
  • HBL
    Transgenderism - TG wrote (in a much longer post) on my Forum: Yes, and these feelings are bodily sensations, such as what you feel in your arm when you raise it, what you ...
  • Butterpaper
    Vault 2001: Fall of the twin towers - A quarter century has passed since the towers fell. Too busy working on this site to be watching the late night news, I had no idea until I cycled to wor...
  • Global Shield's Newsletter
    Global Shield Briefing (September 2026) - Food security at the Security Council, and global tipping point risk
  • Cranmer’s Substack
    THE AI FACTORY THAT NEEDS MORE POWER THAN NEW ZEALAND - From enriched uranium to artificial intelligence, one Ohio site captures the scale of the next industrial revolution.
  • PM of NZ
    Glide Time bludgers have an outing in the sun - A few under-worked unionised in Wellingrad had an outing in the sun today. Good to see them getting some vitamin D. As is the norm, screaming into the ...
  • Harry’s Substack
    Settling the Is-Ought Issue, using AI - A dialogue with Gemini on Hume, Ayn Rand, and Deductivism
  • Leaving Groupthink, Inc.
    Now live: “Revolution Lived vs. Revolution Chanted” - A must-watch short film about the bait-and-switch tactics extremists use to hijack nice-sounding political movements.
  • Greg Mankiw's Blog
    Economics Teaching Conference - If you might be interested in attending, click here for more information.
  • Eat More Electrons
    Death to the boring think tank event - YAMA: You aren’t missing anything
  • The Antiplanner
    Transit Carried only 83% of 2019 Riders in July 2026 - Transit carried just 83.3 percent as many riders in July of 2026 as in the same month of 2019, according to data released Friday by the Federal Transit Adm...
  • The Antiplanner
    Transit Carried only 83% of 2019 Riders in July 2026 - Transit carried just 83.3 percent as many riders in July of 2026 as in the same month of 2019, according to data released Friday by the Federal Transit Adm...
  • A Politically Incorrect History of New Zealand
    'The Myth of the Cession of Māori Sovereignty' [sic] - A piece from a Dr Luke Fitzmaurice-Brown is doing the rounds again. It's called 'The Myth of the Cession of Māori Sovereignty' -- and argues (unsurpris...
  • Outliving Iran
    Outliving Iran: A Memoir (Part 3) - A fork in the road
  • Schreibmaschiner (David McLoughlin)
    Peter Bromhead on how to ruin a stroganoff dinner party - Peter Bromhead, who has died aged 93, was as great a teller of hilarious tales as he was a creator of incisive cartoons. This is a story he liked to tell o...
  • Richard Werner’s Substack
    Financial Controls to Tighten as our “Leader”-Puppets Steer towards World War Three - The first steps towards capital controls indicate that the EU is serious about wartime mobilisation and the digital Gulag.
  • The Roots of Progress
    We’re hiring: Event Manager & Education Program Operations Manager - Help us inspire young people to build an ambitious future, or create events that bring together the progress community
  • Mr. and Mrs. Psmith’s Bookshelf
    REVIEW: Aztecs, by Inga Clendinnen - Aztecs: An Interpretation, Inga Clendinnen (Cambridge University Press, 1991).
  • Robert Nasir’s Joyous Newsletter
    Evict Your Enemies - In which Robert shares thoughts and strategies on how to clear the road ahead ... personally and politically. Ten Steps for getting your adversaries the He...
  • Thoughts from the North (Garry Judd KC)
    Mumbo-jumbo and all that - The Mullahs of Mumbo-jumbo advance the cause of racist superiority
  • Muss Montessori School
    Can Montessori Education Reduce Mobile Addiction in Kids? - Yes, Montessori education can help reduce mobile addiction in kids by giving them hands-on activities, independence, movement, creativity, and meaningful...
  • Institute of Economic Affairs
    Britain spends more on planning applications than Japan spends on extending high-speed railways through earthquake-prone mountains. - Britain builds high-speed rail at almost six times the cost of Japan, new IEA analysis finds Every French city with … Continue reading "Britain spends mo...
  • Not On Your Team, But Always Fair
    Why left-progressives adopt appalling people as moral mascots - They make for stronger signals of shared moral heroism
  • Happy Future
    The New Artillery Shell Factory is a Dud - “It was just a bunch of guys taking turns going at the machine with a sledgehammer every night.”
  • Asimov’s Addendum
    When Smaller Models Win - Chess, LoRA, and the case for specialized AI
  • Tribes – PERC
    Reclaiming Bison on Fort Peck - The reservation in northeastern Montana built one of the largest tribal bison herds in the country—and demonstrated what tribal stewardship can achieve ...
  • Precise Thinking
    The Jews and Antisemitism - In May of 1953, two first-grade girls were waiting for a school bus at the corner of a quiet suburban street.
  • Science of Doom
    The Last 0.2%: Solar, Batteries and the Cost of Eliminating Gas - A ten-year thought experiment across South Australia, Victoria and NSW
  • Stu-Topia
    Willingly - Stuart K. Hayashi I keep hearing from Sam Harris fans that neuroscience proves that humans don’t have free will. They want me to mull over their case and c...
  • Why not reason?
    Learning to Meet People Where They Are - Lots of group chats I am part of consist of Brazilian people.
  • Don't Let It Go
    The Sunshine Redistribution Act - On July 14, the House of Representatives passed the Sunshine Protection Act (“SPA”) by a vote of 308 to 117. The bill would abolish the twice-yearly clock ...
  • News - Democracy Action
    SUBMISSION ON THE INDIA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL - *To:* Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee *Submitted by:* Democracy Action Inc. PO Box 87141 Meadowbank 1742
  • The Enlightened Examiner
    No. 1 - Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
  • The Enlightened Examiner
    No. 1 - Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
  • In Due Course
    On becoming less full of shit - This post is inspired by a series of articles that Dan Williams wrote on the subject of “becoming less left-wing.” While I found that series interesting in...
  • Africa’s Bright Future
    Your Favorite Regulation Is Probably Hurting You - Most people think regulations protect the poor. The data says the opposite.
  • Hunters and Anglers – PERC
    In Roosevelt’s Arena - PERC joins America's conservation leaders at the grand opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library The post In Roosevelt’s Arena appeared firs...
  • Building the Builders
    Gena Gorlin and Linda Mann on building a life of art - A recording from Dr. Gena Gorlin's live video
  • Roberto’s Substack
    Religion, Power, and Liberty: When Faith Seeks to Rule - The steadfast gaze of one who refuses to be silenced before the whip: the beauty and pride of Parastoo Ahmadi are the very translation of resistance agains...
  • Keith Weiner Economics
    The Declared Principle of America - With the recent 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence, I thought it was appropriate to write about the key idea, the Declared Princ...
  • Freethink Media
    Stories of American exit in the nation's 250th year - Special Issue Release: The Opt-Out Nation
  • Elsewhere by Graham Reid: Music at Elsewhere
    Twisted Teens: Florida Water Blues - Way back in 1963 in his liner notes to the Beatles' debut album Please Please Me, the PR man/reviewer Tony Barrow opened his extensive liner essay with “...
  • Matua Kahurangi
    Winston Peters announces citizens-only voting policy - New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, today in Warkworth, has unveiled a strong new policy to restore integrity to the country’s electoral system.
  • Weekly Wonderings by Carrie-Ann Biondi
    From Fireworks to Flying Flags - And Other Symbols of Liberty
  • Splitting Headache
    How skills, agents, and other AI features work - It’s prompts all the way down
  • visa's voltaic verses ⚡️
    mudslide - on getting swept up in other people's concerns
  • Andrew Bernstein
    Video: A Case Against Determinism-with Professor Andrew Bernstein and James Valliant -
  • Roots of Progress
    Progress in Medicine, the Roots of Progress Institute’s new summer career exploration program, has started - 30 high school students are learning about the history and future of medicine, biotech, health Starting June 15th, the Roots of Progress team brought tog...
  • Flying Out
    Hotter Than July (Secondhand Vinyl LP) - *Vendor: *SECONDHAND *Type: *STEVIE WONDER *Price: * 20.00 Artist: Stevie Wonder Year: 1980 Genre: Funk / Soul Sub-Genre: Soul, Disco Tracklist: A1. Di...
  • Earthly Idealism
    The Effective Egoist Case for Freedom - It is striking, sad, and not at all surprising how little interest there is in celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
  • Anti-Dismal
    Coase versus Demsetz on the neoclassical model - In the modern, Coaseian-inspired view of the neoclassical model, there are no firms. Harold Demsetz sums up the Coasian view of the neoclassical model succ...
  • Jackson Upmann
    How Traveling Raised My Confidence (And Can Raise Yours Too) - Time to get uncomfortable
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute
    AICOA’s heavy-handed approach would harm consumers, stifle innovation, and degrade security and privacy - Senators Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) re-introduced a modified version of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA), w...
  • Competitive Enterprise Institute
    AICOA’s heavy-handed approach would harm consumers, stifle innovation, and degrade security and privacy - Senators Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) re-introduced a modified version of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA), w...
  • Kibao
    Kenya Wants to Sell Your Data. But It’s Complicated. - The headline is scarier than the policy. The policy is still worth worrying about.
  • misfits' architecture
    Relationship Issues - We humans aren’t good at imagining things outside our experience so it’s only human that we’ve now gone and built this thing called AI that’s not good at i...
  • Martini Mandate
    Teetotallers and the Decline of Human Civilisation. - Alcohol is having its tobacco moment. Young people are going off it, and a growing chorus of busybodies would like the rest of us to give it up completel...
  • round houses
    utopian usonia - Beautiful tour of the Bertha & Sol Friedman Residence in the Usonia community of Pleasantville, NY, narrated by the owner of the house, Brian Renz. The hou...
  • Grandmotherly Wisdom
    Can AI Be The Thing That Finally Aligns Humanity? - Getting AI to do what we want is the easy part. The real challenge is figuring out what we actually want in the first place.
  • Spiked Online
    Summer Appeal Donation – Pint Glass Offer - The post Summer Appeal Donation – Pint Glass Offer appeared first on spiked.
  • Classical Compass Rose
    The Practice of Integrated Human Attention - The Benedictine Rule and the hesychast tradition of Mount Athos are the most rigorously tested models of integrated attention ever developed. What might we...
  • Note to Noteworthy
    What Spirituality Really Means - Is spirituality about “God” or something else?
  • Yes In Our Backyards
    The “Great Upzoning” of New Zealand’s cities, in two charts - Taking stock of 15 years of remarkable progress
  • Syncretica
    Read 'Em and Weep: Australian Power Edition - batteries and renewables make prices go down in practice and theory
  • Craig Biddle
    Some Questions Regarding ARI’s Claims and Alleged Principles - The post Some Questions Regarding ARI’s Claims and Alleged Principles appeared first on Craig Biddle.
  • Craig Biddle
    Some Questions Regarding ARI’s Claims and Alleged Principles - The post Some Questions Regarding ARI’s Claims and Alleged Principles appeared first on Craig Biddle.
  • Fizzifood
    Fragrant Lamb & Coconut Curry - Jonny – this one’s for you! I love a good butter chicken (not that sickeningly sweet version – I’m talking about the deeply aromatic and creamy type). Some...
  • Notes On Liberty
    Rising Sun Over the Arctic: Japan’s Arctic Journey from North Pacific Hegemon to Democratic Polar Partner - by Barry Scott Zellen
  • Pablo’s Translations
    Los científicos analizan la estabilidad del universo tras la desaparición de Chuck Norris - Expertos analizan si las leyes de la física y la estabilidad del universo cambiarán tras la muerte de Chuck Norris y el fin de sus "Condiciones". ¡Descúbrelo!
  • Democracy Project
    Geoffrey Miller: New Zealand’s next steps as Middle East war escalates - New Zealand is once again feeling the fallout of a geopolitical crisis. With a de facto blockade of the Strait of Hormuz in place, oil prices soared past t...
  • The Prophet of Causation
    A Morality of Choice - There is a great deal of work left to do to turn the completed draft of The Prophet of Causation into a published book, including sorting through all the t...
  • Growing to Truth
    Help has arrived. - After almost 50 years of chanting “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”…
  • Growing to Truth
    Help has arrived. - After almost 50 years of chanting “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”…
  • Objective Standard Institute
    MAGA Isn’t Making America Great - Kiyah breaks down her views on Trump and the MAGA movement.
  • Overthinking Everything
    On Mediocrity - One of the harshest words in my vocabulary is "mediocre". Let me tell you what I mean by it.
  • Mises Wiki - Recent changes [en]
    W - Kanopi deleted page W Removing all content created by Kapitalizt
  • High Capacity
    Does China care about AGI? - Chinese tech leaders and researchers talk openly about AGI. But Chinese policymakers don't seem focused on the "race to AGI" like in the US.
  • Forbidden Science
    Why I am suing Texas Tech - And how you can help
  • SAVVY STREET
    Transcript: Podcast with Professor of Mathematics James Franklin - A philosophical discussion on ethics and mathematics. The post Transcript: Podcast with Professor of Mathematics James Franklin appeared first on SAVVY S...
  • Texas Institute for Property Rights
    The End is Near - I am no longer posting on this website. You can continue reading my posts at jbrianphillips.com The post The End is Near appeared first on Texas Institut...
  • Austrian Economics Newsletter
    Money And Collateral - Roasted Barley Is No Substitute For Coffee!
  • Bowalley Road (Chris Trotter)
    Good News Story. - *Gospel:* What, after all, is a magic spell, if not a formulation of words to effect actual change in the real world? Wasn’t that why the Greek followers ...
  • The China Space Monitor
    The Chinese Academy of Sciences' Space Program - Plus overseas announcements from Star.Vision, GeeSpace, and SpaceIoT, lots more SatNet Satellites, and a Zhuque-3 partial success (plus me on TV!)
  • Boom (UK)
    How South Korea's job market motivates intensive parenting - A new article in Works in Progress & some extra context
  • Catherine Mosse
    Inflation: an economic problem or a source of political polarization? - In his book Economics in One Lesson, Henry Hazlitt explains how inflation polarizes society by creating a sense of injustice.As inflation accelerates, peop...
  • M.M.E.F. News
    Great news!! MMEF have secured a permanent home for the AMI 3-6 Diploma, starting in April 2026 - Kia ora Koutou MMEF Supporters, Yes, we used two exclamation marks in our headline above--that's because we are so excited! Our latest news, whi...
  • A City for People
    Cities need infrastructure to grow, but Roads of National Significance ain’t it - Tell the government that Wellington deserves better in the next two weeks!
  • Folarinism
    👀 🎧 New podcast: ALT BLACK POD - Three contrarian voices unpack the culture — identity, power, and the post-woke internet. Ft. Inaya Folarin Iman, Ralph Leonard and Renie Anjeh
  • StephenFranks.co.nz
    Is free speech a right wing conspiracy? - When I was a left wing student, protesting against NZ’s Security Intelligence Service, the Vietnam War and other trending causes, it would have been inconc...
  • Plain Sight
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  • Journal of Free Black Moms
    Ep. 17 - Change the World Be a Mom (Sheila Qualls) - Listen now | An interview with wife and mother of five Sheila Qualls
  • Better things are possible
    Progress on the Carrington (UNITEC) housing development - In 2023, I published the following post on the plans for the development of land that was formerly part of the Carrington UNITEC Campus.
  • Peter Winsley
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  • Musk Watch
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  • FDR Liberated
    Designing an Effective Retail Checkout Counter to Enhance Customer Experience - A well-designed retail checkout counter is more than just a register—it’s one of the most important touchpoints in a customer’s shopping journey. It sets t...
  • Museum Street (Henry Cooke)
    Who are the voters swinging away from Christopher Luxon? - An investigation into the voters who switched from Labour to National in 2023 - and are trending away from the party now. Featuring a lot of charts.
  • Anton Zenith
    I Learned to Be Still, and Life Got Louder - Finding the symphony hidden in the spaces between moments
  • Jack’s Substack
    Good News for Euro 6 - New Zealand to import only Euro 6d vehicles from 2028
  • Science For Everyone
    We've moved! - Science for Everyone is still at scienceforeveryone.science, but no longer on Substack
  • Fisheries – PERC
    The National Environmental Policy Act and Climate Change Adaption Within Federal Natural Resource Management Agencies - This academic paper explores how NEPA may be hindering federal agencies from adapting to climate change. The post The National Environmental Policy Act ...
  • Wright Chat
    Click Here for General Discussion Posts • Article: "Step Back in Time at These 12 Frank Lloyd Wright Houses Across the USA" - Step Back in Time at These 12 Frank Lloyd Wright Houses Across the USA David Statistics: Posted by DavidC — Mon Jul 14, 2025 9:35 pm ---------------------...
  • Science for Health
    Think glass is safer? It might actually have more microplastics than plastic bottles—because of the caps! - https://www.technologynetworks.com/applied-sciences/news/drinks-in-glass-bottles-contain-more-microplastics-than-those-plastic-bottles-401316
  • The Upheaval
    Important Announcements - I’m going in, this Substack's going on ice, and a book is coming
  • Down to Earth Kiwi
    DownToEarth.Kiwi Closing Due to Threats from National & Labour Parties & Big Business NZ Incorporated - It'd be nice to think we've added something these past years to improve the prosperity of NZ. We were the only economic commentary source...
  • Ideas Beyond Borders
    Gamal Abdel Nasser's Last Gamble - Inside the private conversation where Egypt’s president confronted the lies, the losses, and an Arab world that wouldn’t fight the war it claimed to want
  • A Force for Good | How economics, morality, and markets combine
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  • The Free Market Futurist
    Farmville - The Autonomous Future of Agriculture
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    THE WORKING FROM HOME RACKET BY PUBLIC SERVANTS - Last year the government announced the working from home racket by public servants was to cease from January, 2025. The public service protested and since ...
  • AYN RAND CENTRE (UK)
    Password Reset - Reset Password Reset Your Password The post Password Reset appeared first on AYN RAND CENTRE.
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    We’re moving to skeptic.com! - As of April 2, 2025, this Substack will serve as an archive and will no longer be active.
  • Demystifying Science
    Introduction to “The Princess Scientist” - As a female and mother who navigated the world of academia in the biomedical sciences, I have been working on a book that talks about the real “sex discrim...
  • John Paquette
    LLMs and the Nature of Honest Authorship - Editing is not authoring.
  • Stories by Rudi Edsall on Medium
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  • Rosie Campbell
    I'm going to work on AI welfare at Eleos AI Research! - We need to start taking seriously the implications of digital minds—both for their potential welfare and our own.
  • CEE – Econlib
    Tariffs - A tariff is a fancy word for a tax. The term usually refers to import duties, which are fees levied on goods entering one country from another. Import ta...
  • Case Closed
    February 2025 Space Stock Review - Includes Commentary on ASTS, RKLB, RDW, LUNR, PL, SPIR, SESG, and ETL
  • thesecondrenaissance
    Finding Meaning and Purpose in a Godless Universe - In the 1880s, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche was at his intellectual peak.
  • Ayn Rand Society
    Papers on Valuing and Desires from our January 2025 session - Please find the following papers attached:
  • The Ayn Rand Society
    Papers on Valuing and Desires from our January 2025 session - Please find the following papers attached:
  • Creative Deduction
    Libertarian Rescue Mission: Can Milei save the Peso? - Javier Milei shocked the political establishment when he romped to victory in the Argentine Presidential election in 2023. A proud anarcho-capitalist, he t...
  • Punishingly Haimona
    Farewell (for now), and thank you. - Many lines from The Simpsons are imprinted in my brain, but there is one that I think about often.
  • Armas
    The intolerable alliance. - Mexico's state and Mexico's cartels, a singular threat.
  • Patrick T. Brown, PhD
    Writings hosted elsewhere - The Breakthrough Institute Interactive Brokers Campus
  • BloodhoundBlog
    Attn. National Association of Realtors: You cannot go to hell fast enough for me. - “Baby, now that I’ve found you, I can’t let you go. I’ll build my world around you. I need you so, baby, even though you don’t need me. You don’t need me…”...
  • Dominic Frisby
    🎄On the something day of Christmas 🎵🥂 - It's that time of the year again
  • Premise Check (Billy Beck)
    It’s Election Day, 2024 - 2:28 AM EDT —
  • The 13th Floor
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  • 647 Reasons Why
    DAYS 1-3 - 90 Mile Beach - Days 1-3 of my trek across the entire length of New Zealand
  • 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...
  • 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...
  • a/symmetric
    We're going on hiatus - But do stick around
  • 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 ...
  • 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
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  • One Sock: Heather Roy's Blog
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  • TVHE
    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...
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  • Technological Optimism with Thomas Walker-Werth
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  • Bernard Darnton
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  • Center for Industrial Progress
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  • 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.
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  • 'The Critic' Magazine
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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
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  • Kiwi Gun Blog
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  • Stories by MIT Legatum Center on Medium
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  • Malthouse Blog
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  • Coffee House
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  • Mencken's Ghost
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  • Joakim Book | Life of an Econ Student
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  • 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 →
  • positive check
    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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  • Inductive Quest
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  • from FEE
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  • Carl Menger Center for the Study of Money and Banking
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  • The Sand Pit
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  • EconTalk
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  • sportreview.net.nz
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  • The Dim-Post
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  • The Frank Lloyd Wright Newsblog
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