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  1. Want the aggressive-yet-listless frustration and halting hopeful yearning of 1993 again for the first time? J Mascis delivers on Farm.
  2. @MZHemingway Yeah, I feel like that when I'm stoned, too.
  3. Enjoying this Iowa City band; a bit loose, but promising. This song has flute! ♫ Beringia (The Action) - Birth Rites http://lala.com/z1gk
  4. @ghelleks How long you there?
  5. @conorjclarke I'd like to hear Arrow's take on empirical evidence of no adverse selection. Also, what he thinks of Singapore's system.
  6. @conorjclarke Yup. I'm actually very much down with the spirit of it, but he thinks the "grammar" of certain terms is clearer than it is.
  7. @conorjclarke Was, ahem, in fact reading LW last night, frustrated by his denying the sense of the obvs sensible. Physical objects do exist!
  8. @conorjclarke Schelling: Just blogged about it! http://bit.ly/1qUrLa
  9. @KerryHowley You're too kind.
  10. Check out my new Cato study: "Thinking Clearly about Economic Inequality" http://bit.ly/1bTt1Y
  11. @chrislhayes I like how he blames you for his producers' incompetent use of Google!
  12. @petersuderman The delightful McSuderman hammock has imposed consumption externality on me equal to price of equivalent hammock.
  13. @conorjclarke Re: Positional externalities. See what you think of section titled "Taxing Ambition" starting on p. 22 http://bit.ly/131Dm3
  14. New media consumption signalling: Reading @normative 's tweets.
  15. @chrislhayes Try the About page http://www.newyorkreviewofi... Still, looks interesting, albeit provincial, like most NY things.
  16. @chrislhayes Do any non-New Yorkers still believe that "New York City is the ideas capital of the world"?
  17. New at Cato Unbound: "Here Comes Everybody"'s Clay Shirky on journalism after the death of newspapers. http://tr.im/s82Q
  18. Avoiding "life experiences."
  19. @gnewburn I like it, but it would be a lot more useful to me if publishers would send review copies--most of my reading--to Kindle.
  20. @gnewburn Yes. I've got a number of free Mises books from the LvMI on mine.