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Trump the Inflationist? Probably Not
Business costs and prices may rise sharply under his policies, but sustained dollar depreciation is unlikely.
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Icarus to AI: Will Humanity Fly Too High?
Yuval Harari’s ‘Nexus’ asks if we should restrict the evolution of artificial intelligence, given that it cannot be easily reversed.
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Requiem for a Broken Progressive Dream: On Sore Losers and Gracious Winners
Echo chambers prevented many from hearing what voters actually care about.
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The Enormous Costs of Mass Deportation
Mass deportation is a lose-lose: bad for the economy, and no fix for immigration
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Tuition-Free Medical School Is Not Working Out
Financial incentives shape behavior — not always for the better.
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What I Learned From My Siblings Who Voted For Trump
Very many good, honest, hard-working people are sick of being treated as if they are ignorant and helpless bigots.
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Houston’s No-Zone Recipe Keeps Housing Prices in Check
America’s urban experimenters continue to innovate, and growth-minded cities are attracting residents.
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Flawed Research of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
Serious policymaking requires attention to evidence, not just a desirable finding.
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Communism’s Lingering Grip on Soul and Society: ‘Generations of Devastation’
Those who weren’t slaughtered or starved to death still bear psychological scars of being utterly controlled by others.
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Javier Milei’s ‘Shock Therapy’ Is Working
Argentina’s budget cuts have generated eye-popping results: lower inflation, higher wages, and the nation’s first budget surplus in 12 years.
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Trump the Inflationist? Probably Not
Business costs and prices may rise sharply under his policies, but sustained dollar depreciation is unlikely.
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•
Icarus to AI: Will Humanity Fly Too High?
Yuval Harari’s ‘Nexus’ asks if we should restrict the evolution of artificial intelligence, given that it cannot be easily reversed.
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•
Requiem for a Broken Progressive Dream: On Sore Losers and Gracious Winners
Echo chambers prevented many from hearing what voters actually care about.
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•
The Enormous Costs of Mass Deportation
Mass deportation is a lose-lose: bad for the economy, and no fix for immigration
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•
Tuition-Free Medical School Is Not Working Out
Financial incentives shape behavior — not always for the better.
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•
What I Learned From My Siblings Who Voted For Trump
Very many good, honest, hard-working people are sick of being treated as if they are ignorant and helpless bigots.
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•
Houston’s No-Zone Recipe Keeps Housing Prices in Check
America’s urban experimenters continue to innovate, and growth-minded cities are attracting residents.
-
•
Flawed Research of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
Serious policymaking requires attention to evidence, not just a desirable finding.
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•
Communism’s Lingering Grip on Soul and Society: ‘Generations of Devastation’
Those who weren’t slaughtered or starved to death still bear psychological scars of being utterly controlled by others.
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•
Javier Milei’s ‘Shock Therapy’ Is Working
Argentina’s budget cuts have generated eye-popping results: lower inflation, higher wages, and the nation’s first budget surplus in 12 years.