I’ve got a re-write of the “Making a Living…” post originally published here at the OG over...
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From the New York Magazine article The Twee Party: One afternoon last June, the quaint silhouette...
My former colleague Will Wilkinson offers some insightful comments on our intuitions regarding taxes, subsidies, and fiscal...
January 1, 2012: If there’s a phrase from this passage that feels like it hits a...
Few things in American society are as universally revered as a good work ethic. It’s one of...
Tom wrote a post a while back about employers demanding that employees turn over their Facebook passwords. ...
Back in 1989 I made a 10′ x 8′ self-portrait composed of 6400 tiny xerox copies of...
It’s odd, really, how much travel I’ve been doing recently. I went nearly a year without any...
So what did I think? The Hunger Games is about the empire of economic necessity. If you’re...
One of the several bees who are long term residents in David Brooks’s bonnet is that a...
“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people together to collect wood and don’t...
Below are some instructions for bloggers at this site on how to add images to posts to...
[Image: The Pahi 63 “Gaia”, Flagship of the James Wharram Design fleet] We bought INTEMPERANCE in late 2007...
Questions of jurisprudence can become quite complicated. When we want to ask whether a particular judge went...
Alan Jacobs, writing at TheAtlantic.com: [O]ne of the illusions most common to writers — an illusion that...
(Part 1 here.) From Kevin Kelley’s Technium, March 4, 2008: A creator, such as an artist, musician,...
Rod Dreher, writing at his new digs at Big Questions Online, has this to say about parenting...
This explanation is frighteningly plausible.
At The Baseline Scenario, James Kwak offers some provocative questions.
Well it’s bike to work week and due to the fact that it is also ridiculously nice...
