Individualism
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Klaus Schwab’s Departure Could Herald New (Spontaneous) Global Order
Goodbye to the founder of the World Economic Forum, whose totalitarian impulses gave us a global green agenda and the “Great Reset.”
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Even ‘Invincible’ Superheroes Face Tradeoffs
Politicians and voters can’t move forward while they cling to their respective fantasy worlds, where nothing must be sacrificed.
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What Scrooge Effect? Americans Keep Giving, Despite the Welfare State
Despite a large welfare state and high taxes, most Americans continue to donate money—even without any federal tax benefit.
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The Problem With Wellbeing Economics
Wellbeing economics wants to centralize power to make everyone happy, whether they like it or not.
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Was Jackie Robinson a DEI Hire?
Robinson fought against a color barrier because he wanted to compete on talent. Modern DEI programs often do the opposite.
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Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.
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The Social Media Jam: Why Too Many Choices Leave Us Feeling Stuck
From the cereal aisle to TikTok, an abundance of choice can leave us feeling unsatisfied. Most social media lacks the disciplined hand of market costs — at least for now.
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David Hume’s Stark Warning: Reason Serves Passion
Hume argues our passions make decisions first, and then we use reason to justify what our emotions have decided.
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Two Reasons Mahmoud Khalil’s Arrest Threatens American Values
Facts are still emerging, but the protestor’s arrest should concern all of us who stand for free speech.
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Germany’s Election Reveals the Peril of Pursuing ‘Green’ Dreams
Five years of no growth and few jobs have fractured the coalition government. Net-zero fantasies turned out to be a self-inflicted nightmare.
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Klaus Schwab’s Departure Could Herald New (Spontaneous) Global Order
Goodbye to the founder of the World Economic Forum, whose totalitarian impulses gave us a global green agenda and the “Great Reset.”
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•
Even ‘Invincible’ Superheroes Face Tradeoffs
Politicians and voters can’t move forward while they cling to their respective fantasy worlds, where nothing must be sacrificed.
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What Scrooge Effect? Americans Keep Giving, Despite the Welfare State
Despite a large welfare state and high taxes, most Americans continue to donate money—even without any federal tax benefit.
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The Problem With Wellbeing Economics
Wellbeing economics wants to centralize power to make everyone happy, whether they like it or not.
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Was Jackie Robinson a DEI Hire?
Robinson fought against a color barrier because he wanted to compete on talent. Modern DEI programs often do the opposite.
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Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.
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The Social Media Jam: Why Too Many Choices Leave Us Feeling Stuck
From the cereal aisle to TikTok, an abundance of choice can leave us feeling unsatisfied. Most social media lacks the disciplined hand of market costs — at least for now.
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David Hume’s Stark Warning: Reason Serves Passion
Hume argues our passions make decisions first, and then we use reason to justify what our emotions have decided.
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Two Reasons Mahmoud Khalil’s Arrest Threatens American Values
Facts are still emerging, but the protestor’s arrest should concern all of us who stand for free speech.
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Germany’s Election Reveals the Peril of Pursuing ‘Green’ Dreams
Five years of no growth and few jobs have fractured the coalition government. Net-zero fantasies turned out to be a self-inflicted nightmare.