11/30 philosophy-related products as well. 11/29 Read 2005 Libertarian Alliance Conference in London are now online. 11/26 Orangutan pee collector? Popular Science has Geek Press.) And you’ve probably been wondering: Human Development Trends 2005. 11/24 The morality of Thanksgiving: worth reading again are Roger Donway on celebrate Thanksgiving. And Alex Tabarrok Mexican avocados and Chinese […]
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10/31 So you’ve always wanted to learn witchcraft. Now the efficiency of decentralized markets. (Not that I’m envious or anything.) And on the enormous value of free, decentralized trade when compared to centralized tariffs and controls, Johan Norberg cites encourage personal responsibility? Overlawyered’s archive of personal irresponsibility lawsuits. 10/27 Alex Tabarrok on the secret history
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9/30 At The Wall Street Journal: Bloggers and economists Russell Roberts and William Polley discuss the Fair-Tax and the Flat-Tax proposals and decides in favor of … 9/29 Taking the (sickly?) pulse of contemporary higher education: Victor Davis Hanson looks at being a good writer. (Via Arts & Letters Daily.) 9/27 Fruits of the Enlightenment:
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8/31 David M. Brown notes another one politician’s stupid reaction to high gas prices. Meanwhile, tomorrow is No Gas Day!, and here are why we should love price gougers. 8/30 Anna Volk reports on 2005 Trafficking in Persons report. 8/29 As the new academic year begins: Dave’s Daily identifies Get enough sleep. Also: while students
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5/30 Apostate from Islam: Azam Kamguian argues that we need to Altruism and Capitalism and 2005 Index of Leading Environmental Indicators. And check out the in defense of sex. In the heat of the moment, however, you will want to have your lawyer present to help you distinguish a lack of reasonable foreseeability from wanton
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2/28 Are dog owners evil? Shawn Klein on the moral status of animals. And here is philosopher Tibor Machan’s controversial it’s time to re-think nuclear power. And worth checking out is energy researcher Rob Bradley’s book: the deism and atheism of America’s Founding Fathers. (Via Arts & Letters Daily.) And for a to-the-point take on
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8/31 In Asia Times, Li Yong Yan examines the Cuban government’s massive crackdown on dissidents. And here is their latest report on The Slacker’s Manifesto. (Thanks to Robert for the link.) 8/27 In The Wall Street Journal, Arthur Chrenkoff summarizes the little-heard but the aphoristic genius of G. C. Lichtenberg. (Via Arts & Letters Daily.)
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3/9 Marginal Revolution provides a summary and links to stacked with conservatives? 3/6 If you love women, then Is America the new British Empire? 3/4 The Council of Foreign Relations’ informative site, Samish-Sex Marriage Amendment. 3/2 Michelle Fram-Cohen’s classic review of Roland Huntford’s excellent The Last Place on Earth: teenage sex and adult responsibility.
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