How Do We Get People to Stop Thinking They Know So Much Better?
If you hate markets, try the alternative.
Monthly Archive: March 2015
It’s Getting So You Can’t Look To Attorneys For Moral Guidance Anymore
Hiram Johnson’s worst nightmare threatens to crawl out of a nasty little cave in Orange County, California.
@TheAlexKnapp on Religion & Science
Alex Knapp tweets about the historical intersection between religion and science as it relates to geocentrism.
How I Think You Should Try to Get into an Elite College, Part 2
How to get into an elite college while Asian
The Last Man On Earth Is Great And Will Probably Be Canceled Soon
“The Last Man On Earth” is good and you should watch it.
How Can We Protect Independent Businesses from Increasing Rents
Another local institution bites the dust because of increased rents. Is there a solution to this?
Enter the Commenter Conspiracy Theory Contest: Say It with Flowers Edition
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How I Think You Should Try to Get into an Elite College
“Well-rounded” may not mean what you think it means.
Four Questions for Jeb Bush
Conservative analyst Daniel Scotto ponders the odds and wisdom of the GOP nominating the ex-governor of Florida.
Real prison reform can’t happen without Medicaid expansion
Mike Konkzal and Harold Pollack argue that you can’t begin to look at reforming our mass incarceration mess without first fully expanding Medicaid to all states.
They are correct.
The next Edward R. Murrow wants to remind you to be sure to tip your waitresses.
The best real journalism being done on cable television right now is being done on a stand-up comic’s fake news show.
Sunday!
I saw The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and I’m reading a fiction book with real words and without pictures.
The Unintended Costs of Bi-Partisanship : Updated!!!
A look at the laws that govern sex offenders shows that sometimes it’s those pieces of legislature we can all agree on that need the most scrutiny.
(Please note this post has been updated.)
The Exit Poll Blackout Strikes Back
Who needs state-by-state exit polls? The Washington Post does. That’s who.
