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(Policy of Truth) Coronavirus Diary (55): The Labor Economics of La-La Land
The business and political leaders featured in this NJTV News segment sound delusional to me. They’re talking here as though things will be fine “down the Shore” by June 1, and that there’s a good chance that we’ll have a normal shore season. You don’t need a crystal ball or some sophisticated econometric model to…
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on Who Said This? by Roderick
In reply to Christopher Dumas. It’s part 2 in a 3-part sequence, each part of which presupposes the previous part, so if you read it, be sure to follow this order: 1. “The Tactful Saboteur” (short story) 2. Whipping Star (novel) 3. Th…
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on Who Said This? by Christopher Dumas
I knew it! I’d recognize Herbert’a style anywhere, even though I have (unfortunately) never read Whipping Star. I’m a huge fan of Dune — “scratch a liberal and you’ll find a closer aristocrat” and all that.
Got any book recommendations?