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Watts Up With That?

No, Mainstream Media, Climate Change Didn’t Cause a ‘Landslide’ and ‘Mega-Tsunami’ - Sadly, the mainstream media pounced on this highly embellished press release because it contained exciting claims that fit the climate catastrophe narrativ...
Cato at Liberty

Fed’s Rate Cut Shows Why Policy Rules Are Needed - What matters most is that people want and need predictability and accountability for the Fed, and they have neither. Congress could, however, fix this prob...
JoNova

Hotels in China start to ban EVs and electric scooters from underground parking lots - Lest we forget, the Luton airport carpark fire October 2023. By Jo Nova We know it’s coming. One day, sometime there will be a skyscraper inferno started...
Breaking Views

David Farrar: $8,000 per wooden step! - The Auckland Ratepayers’ Alliance released:The Auckland Ratepayers’ Alliance can reveal through Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act that...
Objective Standard Institute

Learn the Best Ideas For Advancing Capitalism - In Defenders of Capitalism, Eric Daniels, assistant director of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism, will present key ideas and arguments o...
David Stockman's Contra Corner

The Fed’s Arrogant Election Interference And Trump’s Blind Squirrel Riposte - Yes, blind squirrels not only find the occasional acorn but apparently are quite adept at it. And don’t take our word for it since no less an authority tha...
SkyscraperCity Forum

Transport - Logistic News - *Logistique: Plus de 1.000 hectares mobilisés · Le schéma directeur des plateformes arrêté* Le projet de contrat-programme logistique est prêt et sera ...
Conversable Economist

How Can One Tell if Openness to Trade Helps Economic Growth? - The nature of globalization is clearly shifting, but it’s not clear to me that the overall level is diminishing. It does seem true the level of goods mov...
Homepaddock

Union’s politics showing - What’s better, no teacher or a recently retired, though now deregistered one? . . .Two Otago principals have welcomed the government’s short-term fix to a ...
Kiwiblog

$8,000 per wooden step! - The Auckland Ratepayers’ Alliance released: he Auckland Ratepayers’ Alliance can reveal through Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act th...
IPWatchdog Articles

CAFC Scolds District Court for Straying from ‘Party Presentation’ Principle - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) on Wednesday told the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware that it “misapprehended its...
Curbed - All

Ikea’s New Secondhand Shop Looks a Lot Like Facebook Marketplace - A closer look at the company’s new “Preowned” concept.
Regan's Substack

Why call it feminism? - Unequal odds: feminism and the persistent threat of sex-based subjugation
Spiked Online

The hollow authoritarianism of Labour’s ‘respect orders’ - The post The hollow authoritarianism of Labour’s ‘respect orders’ appeared first on spiked.
The Daily Sceptic

Drivers Hit With “Astonishing” £322 Million in Fines After Sadiq Khan’s Ulez Expansion - Drivers have been fined more than £322 million after Sadiq Khan’s controversial Ulez expansion to the whole of Greater London, new figures show. The pos...
Rational Ground by Justin Hart

BREAKING FED CUTS RATES: 50 BPS - They know it.
Cranmer’s Substack

The War on Words: a threat to democracy - In her speech at the UN two years ago, Jacinda Ardern argued that words had become the new weapon of war, it was a comment that Lord Jonathan Sumption told...
The Double Standard

Open mike 19/09/2024 - Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to th...
No Minister

Red Lines and Code Reds - Oh dear, this again? The reason for these comments from Putin is outlined here: House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul said “I talked to Blinken two...
Public: Michael Shellenberger

These Four Things Are Behind The Totalitarianism We Are Witnessing - It's taken us a year and half to understand what's happening. But we think we finally get it now.
Wright Chat

Click Here for General Discussion Posts • Re: Sure, we can call anything "Frank Lloyd Wright" - The pass-through carport serves as a model that many another residence could benefit from. It is both an aesthetic and a practical boon. The L-shaped dinin...
The Daily Bog (Martyn Bradbury)

Indiscriminate Pager bombings are another war crime - BREAKING: SNOWDEN SAYS ISRAEL PAGER EXPLOSIONS IS A TERRORIST ACT AGAINST LEBANON Edward Snowden : “What Israel has just done is, via *any* method, reckles...
Libertarian Land

The Benefits to Politicians of Pandemic Payouts - A standard assumption about elected officials is that they act in the best interests of their constituents.
Utopia - you are standing in it!

The Problem Of Too Much Wind - By Paul Homewood FES 2024 As well as the problem of not having enough wind power at times, there is also the issue of having too much at other times. C...
The War on Prices

Restricting Food Imports Will Raise Prices, President Trump - Does it really need to be said?
The Breakthrough Journal

Fact Checking Genevieve Guenther - A Guest Post by George Morrison
Why Evolution Is True

Is Wikipedia distorted by ideology and propaganda? - Well, the Free Press article by Ashley Rindsborg below argues that yes, Wikipedia definitely leans towards the Left, favoring Left-wing over Right-wing sou...
The Curmudgeon

Dirty Money - Immoderate and unsensible persons have calculated that taxing toy ocean liners and private jets would bring in more revenue than letting pensioners freeze ...
EconLog

Introducing EconLog Price Theory - *Editor’s Note: *You may have heard that price theory needs a revival. We agree. The economic way of thinking has of late been subsumed by mathematical a...
The Honest Broker by Roger Pielke Jr.

Japan Offers a Glimpse into the Future - An energy trilemma meets political change
eugyppius: a plague chronicle

Idiotic regime media interview totally crazy man because his rants flatter their geopolitical preconceptions, have awkward moment as he turns out to be a convicted felon & would-be Trump assassin - Last Sunday, a totally crazy man named Ryan Wesley Routh hid in the bushes outside the fence of the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach with a...
Ayn Rand Centre UK

Terrorists Lose Their Balls, Leftists Lose Their Minds -
The Free Press

The Most Important Job in the World - Introducing Raising Parents with Emily Oster—a new podcast with the brilliant economist and parenting guru.
The Future of Freedom Foundation

We Need a New System, Not a New President - Reminder: Our online Zoom conference on open borders kicks off on Monday, September 30, at 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Eastern Time. Register here. Reminder: I’ll be ...
Let Grow

Ignore Your Kids says New York Times - [image: Play Club South Carolina 3 Chalk] The New York Times printed some surprising advice this weekend: “Parents Should Ignore Their Children More Often....
Energy Transition Absurdities

Now Biden and Harris Are Weaponizing the National Marine Fisheries Service - At an event last night in Glendale, AZ, Robert F.
Freethink Media

🌎 Y Combinator-backed jet engine - LNG-fueled flight at Mach 3.4 (~2,600 miles per hour)—can it be done?
ArchDaily

Zen House / Garrido Lizarraga Arquitectos - Casa Zen was conceived for the family of a yoga teacher who wanted to integrate her residence with a study space. The architectural program required the ...
Gus Van Horn

Hezbollah Gets an Overdue Call - Yesterday, in perhaps the most enemy-focused precision mass attack in history, Israel set off the pagers of Hezbollah simultaneously, causing them to explo...
Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

John Stuart Mill on government capture - John Stuart Mill uses his crystal ball to predict our circumstance — and/or he learned from history: “When nobody, or only some small fraction, feels the d...
Maximum Progress

Should Sports Betting Be Banned? - You may have seen this recent paper on the financial effects of legal online sports betting floating around econ twitter a few weeks ago:
Energy in Depth

Price Gouging Myth Comes Back Once Again Just In Time For Elections - As the election heats up, some politicians are yet again attempting to revive the tired and debunked myth that American energy producers are artificially...
Speaking Wrong At The Right Time

I'm Burned Out This Political Season - ...And Maybe You Are Too
After Babel (Jonathan Haidt)

Big News: KOSA is Being Marked Up Today While Meta Tries to Show (Too Late) That It Can Self-Regulate - An extraordinary month is unfolding in the international movement to roll back the phone-based childhood.
Bawerk.net

Decoding the Federal Reserve’s Role: Understanding the Impact of Monetary Policy - **Is Monetary Policy Fed? Understanding the Role of the Federal Reserve in Shaping Economic Stability**... The post Decoding the Federal Reserve’s Role: ...
The New York Review of Books

The Women She Left Behind - Early in 1938, a woman named Addie Odear in Lexington, Kentucky, wrote Eleanor Roosevelt a letter. Appealing to the first lady’s “graciousness and kindness...
Living Resources Center

Rush Limbaugh Needed Now! - We could use him now. From 2016, Rush Limbaugh’s analysis of my column on the air: CLICK HERE Follow Dr. Hurd on Facebook. Search under “Michael Hurd...
Institute for Energy Research

South Africa Wants to Slow Down its Coal Plant Closures in Violation of an Agreement with Western Nations - South Africa is planning to delay the shutdown of its coal-fired power plants and adjust the terms of the $9.3… The post South Africa Wants to Slow Down ...
Flashbak

Strange Magic: Belgium In Colour by Harry Gruyaert - ‘Belgium is much more aesthetic. I’m making fun of my people and my own upbringing; colour here also refers to my relationship to my country.’ — Harry Gr...
Mises Institute Blog

Understanding the Basics of Modern Banking - Banking systems around the world have huge effects on our lives, yet few people understand how banks work. Worse yet, even fewer understand the malign powe...
Mises Wire

Understanding the Basics of Modern Banking - Banking systems around the world have huge effects on our lives, yet few people understand how banks work. Worse yet, even fewer understand the malign powe...
The Take (by Jon Miltimore)

The New 'Bonhoeffer' Movie Looks Absolutely Amazing - Bonhoeffer comes out on November 22, 2024. I, for one, will be going to see it.
Everyday Price Index | AIER

More Human Capital Requires More Economic Freedom - "Freer economies are able to make human capital (and self-improvement) more enticing for workers." ~Vincent Geloso
The Roots of Liberty

Non-Blind Non-Justice - This past weekend brought another assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Slow Boring

Harris is right on the merits about fracking - Energy abundance is bigger than Pennsylvania's electoral votes
Journal of Free Black Thought

Ep. 73 - Islam in the United States (Fatimah Fanusie) - Listen now | An interview with scholar Fatimah Fanusie
Law & Liberty

Two Forms of American Liberalism - Although the American tradition is broadly liberal, it is best understood as divided between two schools: classical and managerial liberalism.
Zero Hanger

Hawthorn confirm pair of departures - Two Hawks have been delisted following the 2024 season.
Doomberg

Cash Cow - Milei’s Argentina goes all-in on oil and gas development.
Astral Codex Ten

Sakana, Strawberry, and Scary AI - ...
Quotulatiousness

Sexual objectification … is it okay when you do it to yourself? - On her Substack, Janice Fiamengo talks about the “Curious Case of the Self-Objectifying Feminist”: Not long ago, a British campaign for affirmative consent...
Tim Worstall

Jesu, someone buy him an economics book - Core CPI (excluding energy, food, alcohol and tobacco) rose by 3.6% in the 12 months to August 2024, up from 3.3% in July; OK. About which Spud says: So,...
NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

UK’s smart meter targets leaving energy users short-changed, says Martin Lewis - By Paul Homewood h/t Ian Magness Unintended consequences and all that!! Energy customers are being short-changed by “perverse” government targets to instal...
The Whakataki Times

STRUGGLING ON $189K: Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau Regretting Her Attempt To Appear Relatable - IT’S ROUGH OUT THERE. Tory Whanau gave her comms team an absolute bollocking today. It appears that the key messages they supplied her ahead of a Newsta...
Israel Institute of NZ

Linguistic imperialism: Rhetoric versus reality - Colonization is among the many crimes of which the Jewish nation is accused. Indeed “settler colonialism” has taken on the status of original sin and Israe...
GeekPress

Election Betting Market Update - *"Federal appeals court* pauses ruling allowing prediction market Kalshi to offer US election betting"
Political Correctness Watch

- * The rise of the Keffiyeh Karen* When Black Lives Matter created the figure of the Karen, it was a sign of that movement’s darker, bullying qualities. W...
Hoover institution Commentary

Neuroscience: Unlocking the Brain’s Secrets - Drugs and therapies could bring about longer lives, better mental health, and freedom from addiction.
Flying Out

Mahashmashana - *Vendor: *Sub Pop *Type: *FATHER JOHN MISTY *Price: * 35.00 - 88.00 (2 variants) After a decade being born, *Josh Tillman* is finally busy dying. *Maha...
Blog - Adam Smith Institute

Markets unadorned don’t always work, no - We all know very well that - well, we all should know very well that - a pure free market in pharmaceutical drugs simply will not work. It costs $2 billi...
The Footy Almanac

Almanac (Creative) Footy: In the drinks break with the rovers - Carolyn Spooner matches the game’s best rovers with a drink that expresses their unique qualities as players. (Creative and clever - Ed.)
Doug Casey's International Man

Doug Casey on the Rising Threat to Free Speech - Recently, we've seen an escalating global crackdown on speech in the (formerly) free societies of Europe and North America. The post Doug Casey on the Ri...
Point of Order

Reti discusses his health portfolio challenges (and draws attention to the flexibility of those who serve as a kaiwhakahaere) - Buzz from the Beehive It’s hard to be cheered by Health Minister Shane Reti’s speech to the New Zealand Nurses Association. But he did give us a good idea ...
No Right Turn

A constitutional shitshow - Last month, we learned that the government was half-arsing its anti-gang legislation, adding a significant, pre-planned, BORA-abusing amendment at the comm...
Paul Wells

A Biden-shaped hole in the future - In Kyiv at war, everything comes down to a US president in his last days in office
The 13th Floor

The Dip Take A Turn To The Love Direction: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview - The Dip is a six-piece neo-soul/funk band based in Seattle, Washington. They’ve just released their 4 album, titled Love Direction, and here is horn man ...
Quillette

When Germany Waged War on Itself - In a forthcoming book, Lyndal Roper argues that the German Peasants’ War of 1524–25 was a missed opportunity to enshrine a Christian theology centred on eq...
Glenn’s Substack

Juries, Prosecutors and the Rule of Law - I expound a bit.
No Punches Pulled

JACK SIMON WATTS - Like me I imagine most readers have never heard of Simon Watts. To enlighten you, he’s a first term National Auckland’s North Shore MP who despite his poli...
UnHerd

Kamala Harris is a neocon in disguise - Her progressive pedigree makes her all the more dangerous
Autonomia

Movies: “Lover of Men” and “Am I Racist?” - Propagandistic Abraham Lincoln and racism documentaries lack credibility
The Daily Doom

Chaos Blankets the World and Leaves No Easy Answers - Today’s news, low in meaningful economic content, has a lot to do with yesterday’s editorial.
Retraction Watch

First paper retracted in string of studies using the wrong medication name - A scientific sleuth and a mother who nearly lost her daughter to a hormonal condition teamed up in January to flag a series of papers that misnamed a medic...
Museum Street (Henry Cooke)

My time in China - How my small visits to China shape my thinking on the main geopolitical plotline of this century.
A Halfling's View

I Cannot Live Without Books - London Bookshops - Hatchards - Piccadilly
Greater Auckland

Postcard from Sydney: Southwest and City Metro extension - This is a guest post from Sydney reader Nik Clement After 2 years in Auckland I moved back to Sydney just over a year ago. While in Auckland, I went to t...
FIRE

Can the Supreme Court empower public schools to regulate off-campus speech? No! — First Amendment News 440 - First Amendment News is a weekly blog and newsletter about free expression issues by Ronald K. L. Collins and is editorially independent from FIRE.
bad cattitude

smart phones as smart munitions? - war just got a bit more personal
Bet On It (Bryan Caplan)

Reflections on *Am I Racist?* - I saw Matt Walsh’s new *Am I Racist?* this weekend. Overall, hilarious and insightful. I often disagree with Walsh, but when he’s funny, he’s right. The ...
Culture Notes of an Honest Broker

Are We Now Living in a Parasite Culture? - In the new consumer economy, you get consumed
The Redneck Intellectual by C. Bradley Thompson

Dumb and Dumber (Nos. 101 & 102) - Watching the Education Apocalypse in Slow Motion
The New Era

The Swiss Re Report on Excess Deaths - Insurance Group's analysis shows misclassification of death by state agencies
The Intrinsic Perspective

Sorry Ted Chiang, humans aren't very original either - But our margins are still slightly better than AI
a/symmetric

We're going on hiatus - But do stick around
John D. Cook

Arithmetic, Geometry, Harmony, and Gold - I recently ran across a theorem connecting the arithmetic mean, geometric mean, harmonic mean, and the golden ratio. Each of these comes fairly often, an...
ChinaTalk

R&D Renaissance with Kumar Garg - Philanthropy for the rebirth of industrial policy
Ideas Beyond Borders

Harvesting Heritage - Food engineer Sarah Joseph has turned her family home into a flourishing farm
Institute of Economic Affairs

Classics revisited: “The New Right Enlightenment. Young Writers on “The Spectre Haunting the Left”” by Arthur Seldon (ed.) (1985) - For at least two reasons, The New Right Enlightenment. Young Writers on “The Spectre Haunting the Left” (1985) is an … Continue reading "Classics revisit...
Macroscience

Announcing the Metascience 101 Podcast Series - One of the questions we get most frequently at IFP is: “Metascience seems like a really cool area of research.
Construction Physics

Born Sleeping - A personal post about the loss of our son
How To Subvert Subversion with Yuri Bezmenov

How To Reimagine The Simpsons and Springfield with Memes - Yuri-original Simpsons memes about the mass migration in Springfield, Ohio
Changing Lanes

Nature Abhors a Vacuum Tube - Why We Should Have Known Hyperloop Would Fail
Anthony B. Bradley

Fathers Needed: My Upcoming Book on Fatherhood with Baker Books - Subscriber comments will be included in the book
The Cobden Centre

Why Marx Was Wrong about Workers and Wages - By Allen Gindler One of the central tenets of Marxism is the labor theory of value, which states that the value of a commodity...
Thoughts from the North (Garry Judd KC)

Taonga - Property procured by the spear and other weapons
Croaking Cassandra

Human nature doesn’t change - It was a tweet from Olivier Blanchard, emeritus professor of economics at MIT and former chief economist of the IMF, that first drew my attention to the bo...
Quote Investigator

Quote Origin: I Had Exactly Four Seconds To Hot Up the Disintegrator, and Google Had Told Me It Wasn’t Enough - Raymond Chandler? Barry N. Malzberg? VladSavov? Apocryphal? Question for Quote Investigator: Apparently, sometime during the 1950s a popular writer of dete...
Anarchonomicon (CatGirl Kulak)

Short Take: Screw Holocaust Education - Follow me on Twitter: @FromKulak
Reason Foundation

Colorado should rethink proposed psychedelic application fees - A version of this public comment was submitted to the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies on September 16, 2024. We commend the Colorado Departmen...
Stats Chat

Rugby Premiership Predictions for Round 1 - Team Ratings for Round 1 The basic method is described on my Department home page. Here are the team ratings prior to this week’s games, along with the r...
Down to Earth Kiwi

Has Former PM Ardern Become NZ's Single Biggest Individual Emitter of Greenhouse Gases? - I ts impossible to keep up with former PM Ardern's emissions of Greenhouse Gases. Where has she travelled on carbon-dumping-into-the-atmo...
Rob Henderson's Newsletter

Troubled: The Movie - I've sold the film rights to my memoir
Africa-Israel Weekly

IBSI's Washington DC Forum - Presenting the Forum on Israel, Africa & Black America across the country
Sawahil

Reading List: Western Scholarship on the Muslim Brotherhood (and Supplemental Primary Sources) - Eleven books for those wishing to better understand the Muslim Brotherhood.
MARK STEYN: SteynOnline

They Want Him Dead - Two months after memory-holing the first near-successful assassination of an American president in four decades, the Secret Service figures it's safe to st...
Principled Perspectives

On This Constitution Day, Remember the Declaration of Independence - 237 years ago, on September 17, 1787, the Constitutional Convention ended and the Constitution of the United States of America was signed. This day is of...
Chartbook (Adam Tooze)

Top Links 511 German industrial decline. Chinese deflation. Copper-smithing in Afghanistan & postwar Finland and the making of gun country. - Great links, images and reading from Chartbook Newsletter by Adam Tooze
Kunstler

Beep Beep! - Woosh. . . !
Mr. and Mrs. Psmith’s Bookshelf

REVIEW: Fears of a Setting Sun, by Dennis C. Rasmussen - Did you know the Founding Fathers universally blackpilled on America?
Truth on the Market

Justice Department’s Google Adtech Antitrust Suit Does Not Add Up - The trial of the U.S. Justice Department’s (DOJ) “adtech” antitrust lawsuit against Google kicked off Sept. 9 in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Virgi...
One Useful Thing

Scaling: The State of Play in AI - A brief intergenerational pause...
Democracy Project

Jacqui Van Der Kaay: Politicians need to lift their game - Declining trust in New Zealand politicians should be a warning to them to lift their game. Results from the New Zealand Election Study for the 2023 electio...
Cremieux Recueil

The Worst Argument Against Ozempic - Unfortunately, being skinny might require effort
Manhattan Contrarian

The Economic Record Of Socialism -- Cuba And Latin America - * With a radical far-leftist in serious contention for the presidency in our upcoming election, it is worthwhile to check in on the record of leftism and s...
The Tracinski Letter

The AI Doomsday Cult - I recently posted the next chapter of my book in progress: The Prophet of Causation, a guide to Ayn Rand’s philosophy from the perspective of the central r...
Elsewhere by Graham Reid: Music at Elsewhere

Nala Sinephro: Endlessness (digital outlets) - The enormous critical and popular success of last year's Promises collaboration between Pharoah Sanders and Floating Points – although not the best work ...
Sustain What

J.D. Vance Defends His Effort to "Create Stories" About Ohio's Haitians to Promote the Trump Agenda - Toxic propaganda in plain sight
Tross Publishing

Little Hipkins is a BIG Liar - It became obvious during the contrived Covid scare that the Ardern government’s front man, Chris Hipkins, was not one who could be believed as he and his...
Happy Future

Material Progress Needs You - All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.
Forbidden Science

On saturated fat, blood cholesterol, and heart disease - Why would the body increase blood cholesterol in response to saturated fat? And how could that be bad, if evolution intended things that way?
Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism

The IMF Part 2 - How the fund actually works. - Let's Resolve some misunderstandings
Can't Get Much Higher

When the Music Industry Loves Music: A Conversation with Evan Bogart - Hit songwriter? Artist manager? Publishing executive? Evan Bogart has done it all.
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...
misfits' architecture

Ch. 4, pp.152-155 - • • • 2. Power comes from below Bureaucracy doesn’t create a hierarchy of governance It was Michel Foucault who said “Authority comes from below.” (The Wi...
The Inquiring Mind

So Who Do You Think You’re Kidding Mr Starmer -
Unmasked (Ian Miller)

The New York Times Exaggerated COVID, Misled Its Readers On Masks: Report - The misinformation always goes one way
Rosie Campbell

The AI Bambi Effect - How our miscalibrated cuteness radar could lead to moral catastrophe
Asymmetric Information

2B RED: More interesting econ books🍋 - Informative and accessible to a wide swathe of the economics profession
Yascha Mounk

Alexandre Lefebvre on Liberalism as a Way of Life - Yascha Mounk and Alexandre Lefebvre discuss taking liberalism seriously as the main moral paradigm of our world.
The Antiplanner

Bicycles in Japan - Lots of people ride bicycles in Japan and there are a few bike lanes in streets. But most of the designated bike lanes are on sidewalks. Today I walked on ...
Conspicuous Cognition

Note on paid subscriptions - An offer you can refuse
The Most Endangered Species (Jeffrey Falk)

Moon Zappa's Particular Life is Universally Relevant - A Review of "Earth to Moon: A Memoir" by Moon Unit Zappa
Interintellect

Anna Gát's "Smart Watch": What to Read This Weekend #64 - Festival, feminism, fertility. Conspiracy, Communism, how not to lose our minds. Nine-eleven, nihilism, statistics, Homer, and more...!
Bowalley Road (Chris Trotter)

Judge Not. - *Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again. ...
Education plus ... Challenging Mediocrity.

The “Grammar Way” - I take no pleasure in having a crack at the way an individual school does things but have reached a tipping point on Auckland Grammar.
Capitalism Magazine

Alex Epstein’s Summer Talking Points: Gasoline Prices - Any politician who supports the “net zero” agenda is working to make gasoline prices much higher.
Schiffradio.com

Gold Soars as The Fed Readies Rate Cuts – Ep 979 - Market Analysis, Gold Surge, and Personal Announcement The post Gold Soars as The Fed Readies Rate Cuts – Ep 979 appeared first on The Peter Schiff Show.
Offsetting Behaviour

Loss aversion or mistakes? - Super-neat paper coming out in the AER by Ryan Oprea: Decisions under risk are decisions under complexity. The abstract: We provide evidence that classic...
Science For Everyone

Academic Mixtape 22 - not to insult other mixtapes I've put together, but boy howdy, this is a strong batch
The Future of Being Human

OpenAI's new "chain of thought" model is designed to reason like a human. How does it cope with a moral dilemma? - OpenAI's new model OpenAI o1, or "Strawberry" as it's been dubbed, does well at problems requiring chain of thought reasoning. But how does this extend to ...
Blog - The Entrepreneurs Network

United We Stand - This week we launched our *United Growth report* in partnership with Sumer. Based on a survey of entrepreneurs across every region of the UK, we got into...
The Library of Celaeno

The Classics in the Slums, Revisited - A fuller explication of a truly moving phenomenon
Austin Vernon's Substack

2024 Geothermal Update - Drilling and completions technology progresses, but is it enough?
Plain Sight

The BSA must remember, censorship is a cure worse than the disease - Free speech and the exchange of ideas is inextricable from any free society that has ever existed. Yes, even we admit it can cause harm. But it is clear th...
Punishingly Haimona

Why isn't it about the economy? Stupid! - Our only productive economy is the outrage economy.
New Zealand Arts Review

ATC’s Girls and Boys: comic, dramatic, unexpected and gut wrenching. - Reviewed by John Daly-Peoples Girls & Boys by Dennis Kelly Directed by Eleanor Bishop Auckland Theatre Company ASB Waterfront Theatre Until September 22 R...
Journal of Free Black Moms

Brave Gender Roles - Sometimes art is still good despite the artist's confused intentions
Asimov’s Addendum

The Reflection 70b Controversy – and Why We Need “Bad Benchmarks” - What the Reflection 70b model controversy tells us about LLM evaluation methods & our differing standards for closed vs. open source models
Thinking Directions

Thoughts on “Overthinking” - After back-and-forths with some Thinking Labbers, I’ve got a lead to what causes some people to bog down in thinking about issues and never get into acti...
A Havenstein Moment.

Before the Deluge, Part 2 - The real revolution in Germany was the inflation.
Public Lands – PERC

A New Idea to Conserve Public Lands - The New York Times: This monumental, long-overdue step ensures that America’s public lands aren’t just leased to extract their resources, but also to con...
Wildlife – PERC

A New Idea to Conserve Public Lands - The New York Times: This monumental, long-overdue step ensures that America’s public lands aren’t just leased to extract their resources, but also to con...
SAVVY STREET

The First American Climate Panic (circa 1778) - The first climate crisis fizzled out due to lack of evidence. The post The First American Climate Panic (circa 1778) appeared first on SAVVY STREET.
Eat More Electrons

Killer graphic shows why high-income low-energy countries don’t exist - What our new scatterplot tells us about development and electricity
Alex Nowrasteh's Deep Dives

The Further from 9/11, the Worse Our Judgment about Terrorism Risk - Nineteen foreign-born Islamist terrorists murdered 2,979 innocent people twenty-three years ago today in the deadliest and most destructive terrorist attac...
Ruxandra’s Substack

Pro-progress needs to avoid Trumpian aesthetics - Pro-progress should not become the Gooncave
Free Range Kids

I’m a Child Psychologist: Kids Need More Play! - Child psychologist Tovah Klein visited the special schools in China where kids are given a vast amount of time and space for free play. What she saw blew h...
Virginia Postrel

On Book Reviewing (Debate-Free Post) - In which I break Hillel's Golden Rule and my own guidelines. Also, a new video.
Global Shield's Newsletter

Global Shield Briefing (11 September 2024) - The governance of artificial intelligence, food security and global catastrophic risk
Boom (UK)

Event: Kickstarting the next baby boom - Based in London? Come along!
Reason for Living

The Problem with Mindfulness - Mindfulness can be useful for quieting a busy mind, but it isn’t sufficient to enable you to make sense of your thoughts and achieve your goals.
Lindsay Mitchell

Wellington takes a hammering (though it's not evident from MSD's calculations) - My blog posts often result from a question popping into my head. In this case, given all the gloom and doom around public servant lay-offs in the capital...
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...
Kibao

Power hungry AI could be an opportunity for Africa - Data centers can create demand for Africa’s clean energy and boost local cloud services
History Reclaimed

No, Churchill Was Not the Villain - Andrew Roberts dismembers and dissects an interview on Winston Churchill given by Darryl Cooper on the Tucker Carlson Show in the United States
Energy Talking Points by Alex Epstein

Talking points on Kamala Harris's fracking reversal - Kamala Harris is still for banning fracking—as is everyone who advocates the net-zero agenda
The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

The Dreamgate - Featuring the Space Series
News & Announcements | The 13th Floor

Nathan Haines Announces One-Off NOTES Album Show at Auckland’s Powerstation - [image: Nathan Haines] Fresh off a sell-out London performance, 95bFM & Loop present Nathan Haines returning to Auckland for one special show celebrating...
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.
Skeptic

FIRE Probably Underestimates How Badly Universities are Burning - Sociologist and Skeptic Research Center chief researcher Kevin McCaffree reviews the latest survey findings from Freedom for Individual Rights and Expression
The Upheaval

The Total State and the Twilight of American Democracy - Reviewing Auron MacIntyre's new book, and why conservatives need the New Right
Kiwipolitico

Media Link: “AVFA” on the politics of desperation. - In this podcast Selwyn Manning and I talk about what appears to be a particular type of end-game in the long transition to systemic realignment in internat...
Syncretica

Offtakes and Stockpiles - The missing pieces for dealing with China and building capacity
Too Clever By Half

NOT feeds: exclude - In brief - Use the NOT operator - (minus sign) in the feed url to *exclude* a search term. - For multiple search terms, use AND NOT (+-). ...
The Prophet of Causation

A Causality Walk for Consciousness - Chapter 3
Eating Policy

Don’t Fight Paper With Paper - How To Build a Great Digital Product With the Change in the Couch Cushions
Peter Winsley

Recovering from New Zealand’s worst ever economic decision: The cancellation of the Kirk Government’s superannuation scheme - ...
Houston Strategies

METRO+DART Ridership Update: summer slump and Beryl erase spring gains - This week we have another great analytical guest post from Oscar Slotboom. Dallas DART's extensive and expensive light rail strategy is looking more and mo...
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...
Market Urbanism

Toward an Erdmann synthesis - Kevin Erdmann argues that mortgage credit standards are too tight. Others say the federal government is subsidizing homeownership. Can they both be right...
Fictionosophy

Self-Esteem in Ender's Game - Ender's Game deals with some interesting and important topics, including the development of self-esteem.
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* .....
The Truth Fairy

Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and our Government Censors - What are the chances that a President Kamala Harris would resist pressuring social media companies into censorship? Based on her record: Not great.
The Roots of Progress

Two mini-reviews: Seeing Like a State; the Unabomber manifesto - Also, the Cosmos Institute launches
thesecondrenaissance

The Austrian Business Cycle Theory and the Economic Decline of Ancient Rome: - Diocletian’s “Edictum de Pretiis Rerum Venalium”
Toppermost

Shirley Ellis - New York vocalist and composer Shirley Ellis was in the Metronomes before earning fame as co-composer and performer of some enjoyable soul novelty tunes ...
Statecraft

How to Build the British ARPA - "There’s an undeveloped country that speaks English, and it's called England"
Armas

Devil’s renaissance. - On the return of antisemitism.
Conflicted

Model me this - Making sense of debates about risk models
Roy Spencer, PhD.

David Appell, Awaiting the Death of Climate Skeptics - This blog received the following comment from our alarmist friend David Appell, freelance writer: “Roy, nobody who is serious about climate change takes yo...
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 ...
Building the Builders

Getting tight with future you - A builder's guide to the long-term (or: learning the right lesson from people like Kati Kariko)
Craig Biddle

Alex O’Connor’s Red-Herring Thought Experiment vs. Facts that Support Morality - In my LevelUp debate with Alex O’Connor about morality (video and Q&A below), I objected to his thought experiment in which he hypothesized human beings ...
The Works in Progress Newsletter

Issue 16: I dream of genes - Plus: how humans are outdoing nature's shiniest creations; the history of measuring price rises; and how America's favourite type of coffee got really, rea...
Beyond the Noise (Paul Offit)

Project 2025 vs. The Public’s Health, Part III - Part III: The NIH
Michael Newberry, Artist

Memoir: Chapter 14, In Spite of New York - (Written Today) An Art Memoir: Depth, Light, and Love Size Matters Two years after the Pierre Hotel Conference, with its extraordinarily powerful intellect...
Texas Institute for Property Rights

A Matter of Choice - I am pleased to announce that the third book, A Matter of Choice, in The Intellectual Bodyguards series will be The post A Matter of Choice appeared firs...
Existential Crunch

How much food is there? - Making a rough estimate
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...
The Cultural Futurist (Rachel Haywire)

Episode 3 - Hot Topic Republicans - The Club Kid to White Nationalist Pipeline
FREEDOM PUBLIC SQUARE

Imagining a Harris presidency - Published in Valley News
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...
The China Space Monitor

China's Commercial Starlink Competitor Sets Sail - Plus Pakistan accepts the PakSat-MM1 satellite 🇵🇰, CAS Space breaks ground on Jiuquan launch site 🚀, and HITSat announces some jobs in Harbin ❄️
A life just as ordinary

Herevana – #199 – Beer Baroness – Last Minute Stout - There are sometimes beers that you have to buy regardless, particularly if it’s something special like ‘Vintage Series’, or I’m an easy mark, hard to tell....
Institute for Progress

Institute for Progress (IFP) — August 2024 Update - Some big announcements this month:
What's New Under the Sun

Time for More Living Literature Reviews - A Third Anniversary Post
Sinification

Why Chinese Democracy is Superior to Western Democracy According to Zhang Shuhua - "Chinese-style democracy is a novel form of democracy, different from previous forms of democracy"
Overthinking Everything

Losing yourself in an audiobook - I've been listening to a lot of audiobooks recently. This is both good and bad.
Johnny Grey Studios

Fitted and kitted - 100 years of British Kitchens. Archive on 4, BBC - While covering the evolution of the kitchen over time, I and team of interviewees take a particular look at the success and the limitation
Note to Noteworthy

Why Try Freewriting? - Can you imagine writing 10,000 articles?
An Africanist Perspective

On Nigeria’s bold but rudderless attempts at structural economic reforms - President Bola Tinubu’s lack of a focused agenda is blunting the impact of some of his bold reforms while also jeopardizing private sector growth
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
The Free Market Futurist

The Supply-Side Progressive Candidate - After Kamala Harris picked Tim Walz as her vice-presidential candidate, I noted that she was appealing to moderates only in style, but not in substance.
visa's voltaic verses ⚡️

7 mini-essays in a trenchcoat - mostly about media. I think this is going to be a recurring thing
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...
The Scholar's Stage

The Silicon Valley Canon - On the Paıdeía of the American Tech Elite
Grandmotherly Wisdom

Things Will Never Settle Down a Bit - Raising a baby is so much easier the second time around.
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...
Stu-Topia

My Mar. 4, 2024 Letter to the Newspaper Against Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, and Their Apologists - Stuart K. Hayashi Reading the local newspaper, I have been troubled, but not surprised, to see letters to the editor trying to whitewash Vladimir Putin, Do...
A City for People

Making it easier to build granny flats - City for People submits in support of more homes in existing urban areas.
Case Closed

Starlink: Is This Time Different? - Despite similarities to past LEO satcom ventures, Starlink is on the verge of history by avoiding bankruptcy
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.
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.
PERC - Property + Environment Research Center

PERC Reports Summer 2024 - This issue of PERC Reports demonstrates the importance of incentives across a wide range of issues. The post PERC Reports Summer 2024 appeared first on P...
Science+Story

Against (Just) Training - For research communications, it's a Band-Aid on a chainsaw wound.
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...
Leaving Groupthink, Inc.

When ideology meets industry - No, "wokeness" is not a cult. It’s the product of a subversive industry that uses well-meaning people as workers and customers.
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...
Theatreview

ARTS ON TOUR NZ Menu 2025 - From: Steve Thomas Kia ora friends and supporters Just a follow up to advise that to date 54 bookings have been received from 22 communi...
HardmoneyJim

Buy some physical gold, then do nothing with it - Remember where it is, but forget you have it. Live without it. Most people will not do this, but I believe many will someday wish they had.
Gross Output

Low Business (B2B) Spending Confirms Stagflation in 2024 - “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...
Age of Invention, by Anton Howes

Age of Invention: The Dutch Salten Age - Part III of the Salt Series
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...
Barrie Saunders

A well reasoned article you won’t see in legacy media which has abdicated its responsibility - TVNZ hīkoi documentary needs a sequel
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...
The Jolly Libertarian

How to End the War in Gaza - Amid all the recriminations tossed back and forth in the current Gaza imbroglio, the obvious solution for a lasting peace has been overlooked. It's a sol...
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.
Don't Let It Go

Will the SAFE Act Protect You From Warrantless Surveillance? - This week, Senators Mike Lee, Dick Durbin and others proposed the SAFE Act, which the Senate Committee on the Judiciary describes as “Bipartisan legislatio...
The Kerrant

Wartime heroine was treasured - Helene (Mimi) Hotte Marple: B Amsterdam, February 3, 1912; m (1) 1937 Wim Hotte : (dec 1945) 1s, (2) 1966 Rex Marple; d Nelson, May 12, 2001. [Originally...
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 m...
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
Martini Mandate

Algorithms and traditions – a Christmas story - I met a Thai woman called Sugarplum on the rooftop bar of the Kingsbury Hotel in Colombo. It was a completely random occurrence. We drank arrack cocktail...
Demystifying Science

Part 2 of "The Princess Scientist" - Where have all the women gone?
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...
M.M.E.F. News

MMEF Highlights to Close the Year & Opportunities for You in 2024 - *Kia Ora Koutou MMEF Supporters,* As the year draws gradually to a close, we'd love to update you on some of the recent MMEF highlights and a look ah...
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
Premise Check (Billy Beck)

"A Completely Different Conquest" - Watch now (2 mins) | Amsoc Will Be Different
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...
Te Papa

Air New Zealand flight attendant named CEO after one year on job - New Zealand’s national carrier, Air New Zealand, has expressed great enthusiasm in announcing its new CEO today: 51-year-old Nathan Guy, a flight attendant...
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

Two upcoming events. - There are two upcoming events that are likely to be of interest to Ayn Rand Society members. The first event—the one not put on by the ARS—is a panel at ne...
'The Critic' Magazine

Senator Marco Rubio says business-as-usual with Beijing is “not an option” - In an exclusive interview with Kapil Komireddi, the US senator condemns the Communist Party of China as a "genocidal regime" which poses "the greatest thre...
Travel Secrets by Shar Lemond

No Highway by Nevil Shute – Book Review - *“Therefore, go forth, companion: when you find* *No Highway more, no track, all being blind,The way to go shall glimmer in the mind.* *Though you h...
Scott Holleran

Remember the Alamo - I first learned about the Alamo in earnest from the late John David Lewis. This Objectivist thinker and teacher demonstrated the central facts about the ba...
Comments on: Wind Turbine Noise: Real Impacts on Neighbors

By: Joshua - My home is about 4000 feet from a proposed 650 foot 5mw turbine and 7000 feet from another. Can you respond to what your recommended setbacks may be for th...
The Long Run

The launch of the new Economic History Society website – and the new home of the The Long Run blog - The Economic History Society is very happy to launch its new website as of November 2020. This site streamlines everything that the Society has to offer, i...
Urban – PERC

Fire Insurance Regs Hurt California Homeowners - The unintended consequences of California’s price restrictions on insurance rates leave insurers unable to cover losses after catastrophic wildfire damag...
Kiwi Gun Blog

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