From the monthly archives:

May 2005

Tell Me Lies, Tell Me Sweet Little Lies

May 2, 2005

Julian has gone and written a great little piece on themes I’ve been struggling at great length to express half as well.
What worries liberals about progressive indexing, and about the shift to a more overtly welfare-like Social Security system, is that welfare benefits tend to be politically unpopular—and much easier to cut than benefits [...]

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Adapting Minds

May 2, 2005

My old prof David Buller is getting some play in the Wall Street Journal [sub. req.] and Kausfiles for his new book Adapting Minds: Evolutionary Psychology and the Persistent Quest for Human Nature. Kaus is right that Sharon Begley’s WSJ “review” is fairly overblown, although Buller’s book is a more of a threat to Kaus’s [...]

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May Day

May 1, 2005

Please go visist Catallarchy’s “May Day 2005: A Day of Remembrance” and reflect on the horror that is socialism with power, and the unseen cost of the 100 million souls lost in the obscene quest to remake mankind.

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