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Gov. Newsom Appeals to the Sunk Cost Fallacy to Promote the Failed Bullet Train
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Gatsby Meets Nietzsche on the Train to Town
“Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future And time future contained in time past. What might have been and what has been Point to one end, which is always present.” – T.S. Eliot, The Four Quartets “You can’t repeat the past,” says Nick Carraway to Jay Gatsby in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The […]
Abundance Makes the Case for ‘Supply-Side Progressivism’
Abundance, by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, Avid Reader Press/Simon & Schuster, 304 pages, $30 At the turn of the 20th century, labor leader Samuel Gompers had many specific demands, including job security and an eight-hour day. But his list of “what labor wants” added up to a single overarching—and open-ended—desire. “We want more,” Gompers […]
Concerning the Validity of the Coming Conclave
Or: the Sacrament of the Present Moment allows us to become holy today by means of abandonment to divine Providence. God Wills or Permits All Things Last year I made a resolution on Byzantine New Year to try to work on the spirituality of the “sacrament of the moment.” My predominant fault is pride, and my problem is that I become […]
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Day Bed
Thanks, Johnny Kramer . Curb Your Enthusiasm: Day Bed The post Curb Your Enthusiasm: Day Bed appeared fir Read More Article from LewRockwell
Updated draft: The Two Tests of Search Law
I have posted a revised draft of my forthcoming article, The Two Tests of Search Law: What is the Jones Test, and What Does That Say About Katz?, which will be published in the Washington University Law Review. You can download it here, and the abstract is below. Fourth Amendment law has two “search” tests: […]
Brickbat: Texas Injustice
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office in Texas charged former deputy Clemente Lopez Jr. with murder after he admitted to allowing inmates to violently assault and kill inmate Francisco Bazan in his cell at the Bexar County Jail. According to an arrest affidav Read More Article from Reason.com
Are the Peace Deals Real?
Some Russian journalists, such as the astute Ekaterina Blinova, are wondering about the reality of the Ukraine “peace negotiations.” Trump’s promised peace in 24 hours has been replaced with Trump sending more weapons to Ukraine and more threats to the Kremlin. Journalist Blinova notes that two US Patriot air defense systems, one from Israel, are on […]
The Papacy and the ‘Sacrifice of the Intellect’
Not long ago, Cardinal Gerhard Müller made some comments during an interview in The Times of London which caught my attention. They echo sentiments he has repeated before but which now, with the conclave to elect a new pope upon us, struck me. “‘No Catholic is obliged to obey doctrine that is wrong,’ he said, adding: ‘Catholicism is not about blindly […]
Gov. Newsom Appeals to the Sunk Cost Fallacy to Promote the Failed Bullet Train
In the world of private enterprise, business owners pay attention to Read More Article from Mises Institute
Gatsby Meets Nietzsche on the Train to Town
“Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future And time future contained in time past. What might have been and what has been Point to one end, which is always present.” – T.S. Eliot, The Four Quartets “You can’t repeat the past,” says Nick Carraway to Jay Gatsby in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The […]
Abundance Makes the Case for ‘Supply-Side Progressivism’
Abundance, by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, Avid Reader Press/Simon & Schuster, 304 pages, $30 At the turn of the 20th century, labor leader Samuel Gompers had many specific demands, including job security and an eight-hour day. But his list of “what labor wants” added up to a single overarching—and open-ended—desire. “We want more,” Gompers […]
Concerning the Validity of the Coming Conclave
Or: the Sacrament of the Present Moment allows us to become holy today by means of abandonment to divine Providence. God Wills or Permits All Things Last year I made a resolution on Byzantine New Year to try to work on the spirituality of the “sacrament of the moment.” My predominant fault is pride, and my problem is that I become […]
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Day Bed
Thanks, Johnny Kramer . Curb Your Enthusiasm: Day Bed The post Curb Your Enthusiasm: Day Bed appeared fir Read More Article from LewRockwell
Updated draft: The Two Tests of Search Law
I have posted a revised draft of my forthcoming article, The Two Tests of Search Law: What is the Jones Test, and What Does That Say About Katz?, which will be published in the Washington University Law Review. You can download it here, and the abstract is below. Fourth Amendment law has two “search” tests: […]
Brickbat: Texas Injustice
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office in Texas charged former deputy Clemente Lopez Jr. with murder after he admitted to allowing inmates to violently assault and kill inmate Francisco Bazan in his cell at the Bexar County Jail. According to an arrest affidav Read More Article from Reason.com
Are the Peace Deals Real?
Some Russian journalists, such as the astute Ekaterina Blinova, are wondering about the reality of the Ukraine “peace negotiations.” Trump’s promised peace in 24 hours has been replaced with Trump sending more weapons to Ukraine and more threats to the Kremlin. Journalist Blinova notes that two US Patriot air defense systems, one from Israel, are on […]
The Papacy and the ‘Sacrifice of the Intellect’
Not long ago, Cardinal Gerhard Müller made some comments during an interview in The Times of London which caught my attention. They echo sentiments he has repeated before but which now, with the conclave to elect a new pope upon us, struck me. “‘No Catholic is obliged to obey doctrine that is wrong,’ he said, adding: ‘Catholicism is not about blindly […]