Usually I hate “educational” versions of rap songs (where are the wide screen TVs and girls shakin’ they thang?). That said, this does have something going for it….
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Usually I hate “educational” versions of rap songs (where are the wide screen TVs and girls shakin’ they thang?). That said, this does have something going for it…. According to this article (don’t read it, it’s stupid) George Soros has launched “a $50 million effort to purge economics of its free-market zeal.” What free market zeal? I’ve never noticed any free market zeal: most economics taught to undergraduates seems decidedly statist in its leanings, so much so that I suggest to my [...] From a Guardian comments thread: …shrinks a further 0.4% Because the government owns half the banking system it should be more active in my view in making sure that lending goes out. Tim Worstall has a post on Dickensian poverty. Apparently a teacher’s union leader has commented that: Gender pay gap in City ’shocking’ Terence Kealey wrote this article for the New Scientist magazine. In it his makes some pretty big errors and perpetuates some myths that should not be perpetuated. Here is the letter I sent him with my criticisms: Golf is coming in for some stick in Venezuela: Why am I bothering to follow this debate, aside from the fact that I might spend some of my life living in the U.S.? Well, if the USA cannot hold the line against massive government control of the most important growth industry in the developed world, I suspect that no democracy can. “Someone who works in the arts is every bit as gainfully employed as someone who works in an auto plant or a steel mill,” Mr. Landesman said. “We’re going to make the point till people are tired of hearing it.” |
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