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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Cashing the Check of Justice (1) by Thoughts on a Traffic Stop: Backstory | Policy of Truth
[…] got stopped the other day in Raritan, New Jersey by the local police department, my first traffic stop in awhile. I regard every interaction with the police as a learning experience, and this stop was no […] LikeLike
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(Policy of Truth) Thoughts on a Traffic Stop: Backstory
I got stopped the other day in Raritan, New Jersey by the local police department, my first traffic stop in awhile. I regard every interaction with the police as a learning experience, and this stop was no exception, so I thought I’d write up what happened, and what I learned from it. Some of this…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Liberty Isn’t Free by Irfan Khawaja
In reply to mlyoung57. I can’t respond to everything in your comment, but I think much of it, or at least some of it, misses Klein’s point. On “market failure,” I think we should stop genuflecting before economists’ techn…
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(Cat and Girl) Speakers Cornered
This is a syndicated post, originally published by Dorothy at Cat and Girl.
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(Our World in Data) Cutting down forests: what are the drivers of deforestation?
Three-quarters of deforestation is driven by agriculture. Most comes from the production of beef, palm oil, soy and logging industries.
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(Pixie Trix Comix) Pixie Trix Comix – Three months in the making
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(QC RSS) Phoning It In
You may have seen the news that Daft Punk have decided to call it quits. They were the group that got me into electronic music way back in the day, and have made some of my favorite albums of all time. I’m sad to see them go! I felt inspired to do a …
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(Our World in Data) The economies that are home to the poorest billions of people need to grow if we want global poverty to decline substantially
The majority of the world today is poor: 85% of the world live on less than $30 per day. If we are to alleviate global poverty, we need economic growth.
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(QC RSS) Presenting Hannelore
It’s: Hannelore
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