See that fellow over there? He’s running a half marathon. He’s probably in a world of pain....
Jason Kuznicki
Jason Kuznicki is a research fellow at the Cato Institute and contributor of Cato Unbound. He's on twitter as JasonKuznicki. His interests include political theory and history.
I know I often disagree with him. But then there’s stuff like this: “What’s stopping Warren Buffett...
Radley Balko explains. The short answer? Public sector unions. Occupiers, be careful what you wish for.
My former colleague Will Wilkinson offers some insightful comments on our intuitions regarding taxes, subsidies, and fiscal...
…confirms common sense about that atrocious pepper spray incident last fall. Added touches: the cops acted against...
Even more of that discussion I can’t believe we’re having. Here I’ll argue that a strict, property-and-contract-only...
In which we return to a time that Bryan Caplan appears to love… blindly. Inexplicably. Sort of...
My friend Timothy Sandefur just happens to be one of the country’s leading libertarian public-interest attorneys. He’s...
After listening to the audio, my sense is that there are only two likely rulings —
Rojas spots a fun little contradiction: *If you believe that Barack Obama has spent the last decade...
So what did I think? The Hunger Games is about the empire of economic necessity. If you’re...
In my perfect world, I’d have Michel Foucault’s old job: Professor of the History of Systems of...
A common way to talk about crime and punishment is to liken them to debt and repayment:...
James Fallows continues the Iran War watch. I can hardly believe, after all this country has been...
He first notes a contrast: On the one side of the balance sheet, we have Richard B....
A few days ago ago I tweeted this line: “Secession is the decision to step out of...
This month’s Cato Unbound is especially interesting to me because it discusses how to integrate new facts...
When I learned that the Kochs were suing Cato, I’m sorry to say that one of the...
If posthumous baptism is a laudable spiritual practice, then I propose a shortcut. The Mormons could save...
