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A Twitter feed by Greg Ransom with content on themes from Hayek. “What is often most crucial in science is a proper formulation of the problem.” – F. A. Hayek

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    Mar 11

    My daughter Julia was selected as one of five Disneyland Dreamers & Doers high school "Luminaries" for her work supporting children with illnesses of brain and mind Disney will donate $3,000 to Julia's 501c3 mental health foundation

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    20 hours ago

    Claire Lehmann: "Quillette’s growth is a phenomenon. It is remarkable to be on the cusp of one million readers a month with a budget that is just a sliver of that of platforms with comparable reach." Click below to read more. Thank you!

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    11 hours ago

    . argues that Democrats have used the court system over and over again to get victories they couldn’t get in the state legislatures or from voters.

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    8 hours ago

    It's insane how predictably dishonest the media is... All I needed to see was that the clip cuts off halfway through the story to know they were intentionally leaving out context.

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    WATCH: President Trump says "Robert E. Lee was a great general" during Ohio rally, calling the Confederate leader "incredible."
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    8 hours ago

    The really annoying part is that Trump says a ton of legitimately dumb and silly things so why does the press feel this constant need to simply be dishonest?

    It's insane how predictably dishonest the media is... All I needed to see was that the clip cuts off halfway through the story to know they were intentionally leaving out context.
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    18 hours ago

    This Nat'l Review editorial would have a lot more potency if NR owned up to fact that 2010 right-wing anger/mobs played a role in dehumanizing Congress, helping lead to Giffords shooting in 2011.

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  8. 7 hours ago

    Jeff Bezos is disgusting -- he's hired a crew which is producing raw sewage under his brand at the Washington Post ...

    This Nat'l Review editorial would have a lot more potency if NR owned up to fact that 2010 right-wing anger/mobs played a role in dehumanizing Congress, helping lead to Giffords shooting in 2011.
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    7 hours ago

    Traditional Middle Eastern urbanism fostered peace and harmony among diverse inhabitants. Then Western planning arrived.

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    8 hours ago

    Great rundown of the whole Kavanaugh saga from , who did excellent work reporting out the truth as everything unfolded:

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  11. 7 hours ago

    If we smashed them all to the ground what a great thing for the economy, right Paul Krugman?

    The NYT published the most beautiful thing today: a map of every building in America
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    13 hours ago

    Amazing illusion. Nothing is moving! ht

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    8 hours ago

    Weekly multi-ambulance blowout massacres of short-handed teams are far more disgraceful for the adults staging them than a forfeit would be for the players. These ritual sacrifices are an indictment of state associations, coaches, administrators, and medical staff.

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    8 hours ago

    Notice it's always "left-leaning" but "far right"

    Without raising any outside investment, , and 's left-leaning podcast – – has 321 million downloads as the trio embark on a cable show: "We're not trying to convince anybody that we don't have a point of view"
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    8 hours ago

    Trumps praise of Robert E. Lee was probably just a wink and a nod to his klan base. Hes stoking racism before the midterms.

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  16. 8 hours ago

    Click bait = "journalism"

    JUST IN: Trump praises Robert E. Lee as a "great general" that Lincoln couldn't beat
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    8 hours ago

    That was Trump’s point; that Grant had the will to fight and to press the point rather than withdrawing, and that in turn allowed him victory over Lee. wants you believe that Trump went to Ohio to praise Robert E. Lee instead of Ohioan U.S. Grant. They’re hacks. 9/9

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  18. 8 hours ago

    Eg Mises talks about choice as an "exchange" of one internal state of affairs for another, giving up one thing, eg eating an apple now, for another, eg drinking apple juice a bit later. "Exchange" is a word for a public transaction used to limn a purely private phenomena.

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  19. 9 hours ago

    Shared public practices labeled with a public language like the language of "exchange" give us a shared vocabulary for speaking of the dimensions of our internal psychological economy which otherwise we could never develop a language to speak about.

    Here is a beautiful hill. Quote tweet this with the pettiest argument that would make you gladly die on this hill.
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    Oct 10

    My take on the 2018 econ Nobel laureates: "The Romer Nobel cheers human potential"

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  21. 10 hours ago

    Hayek didn't need Romer to reject Malthus. Neither did Bohm-Bawerk. Both economists have a much more competent grasp of both the economics of capital and the economics of the growth of knowledge than can be found in either Solow or Romer. As as a heart attack.

    My take on the 2018 econ Nobel laureates: "The Romer Nobel cheers human potential"
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