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David Lat (Original Jurisdiction) reports; an excerpt, though if you’re interested in the subject you should read the whole thing: Last October, I wondered whether Yale Law School, which experienced a series of scandals relating to free speech last year, might be turning over a new leaf. The YLS administration announced several concrete steps to protect speech and […]
This is a personal Statement with some philosophical views on how society and the individual in it should resonate. I’m writing this in Regards to the Law for Private and Institutional Investors in Germany which has been revisioned in 2018 by the Social-Democratic-Party (SPD) and the Christian-Democratic-Party (CDU). For transparency reasons I want to explain, […]
One of the most helpful insights of Austrian economics for business is the understanding of uncertainty. To complete a sale to a customer is to take that customer on a journey from high uncertainty to lower uncertainty — sufficiently low that they’ll make a purchase and enter into the experience of ownership or receiving service. We […]
A Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation has revealed that Louisiana prisons and jails routinely incarcerate inmates well past their release dates. This practice is in violation of inmates’ 14th Amendment rights, and it’s costing state taxpayers an estimated $2.5 million each year. The DOJ has been investigating Louisiana’s well-documented habit of keeping inmates detained past their […]
On Wednesday night, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against a new California law that makes physicians subject to professional discipline for sharing COVID-19 “misinformation” with their patients. U.S. District Judge William B. Shubb concluded that California’s definition of misinformation is unconstitutionally vague, failing to give doctors fair notice of which conduct the statute […]
I think that the government should push for the creation of a market for wild caught lion fish meat and other invasive species. Similar to how the got milk. Only issue is making sure it’s wild caught. People start breeding them instead. I’m against laws that out law ownership of animals. I know some people […]
Whenever an armed conflict breaks out, regardless of where it is, we are instantly presented with the number of people killed, along with how many families and entire communities have been forced from their homes. As regrettable as it sounds, those of us who have been so lucky to remain safely distant from such conflicts […]
(1) Emerging drug ‘Tranq’ leading to amputations – YouTube This drug has taken over the streets all because the over controlling government needs to regulate the poppy. Not a single person would have necrosis or limbs amputated if morphine was legal. The only reason people do fent is because they can’t get heroin. We need […]
For nearly three years, TikTok, the popular short-video social media app, has been under attack from the federal government. The United States, with the world’s strongest constitutional protections for free speech and longtime advocacy of a globally open and free internet, is seriously considering banning a service that 94 million Americans use. An August 2020 […]
“Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness.” – Alejandro Jodorowsky As a consultant on internationalisation, I regularly have occasion to advise people on the finer points of safeguarding their wealth and themselves from becoming casualties of declining governments. It’s no secret that such governments have a decided inclination to legislate rapacious controls over […]
Back in mid-November, presale opened for mega pop star Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour. With 2 million tickets sold in one day, and pent-up demand due to her lack of tour dates since 2018, fans hustled to snap up tickets, crashing the Ticketmaster website. Ticketmaster alleges it wasn’t just fans trying to nab tickets, but also […]
Hey gang, here is a brief recap of today’s Federal Legislative action. The White house had no official actions today (no Executive Orders, etc.) The Senate had much bloviation (if you’re into this, it was great) The House actually did some meaningful “work”, passing 9 bills and 1 Concurrent Resolution. All the bills were “inside […]
Last week, the Producer Price Index data finally showed some cooling of wholesale prices. That coupled with better-than-expected CPI data further buoyed hope that the Fed is winning the war on inflation. But in his podcast, Peter Schiff emphasized that easing inflation is transitory. And a weakening dollar will be a big part of the story. Markets […]
It is hard to know when to get excited about bills introduced in state legislatures. There is a lot of performative stuff with no chance of passage that nonetheless can get a lot of attention from activists and the press. When the House majority leader of a state legislature introduces a bill, however, I think […]