Americans who drive all progress are too busy creating all-new knowledge to bother with what’s known now, and this new knowledge will similarly free the proverbial man-on-the-street from having to waste time learning things that, even if they were once useful are surely not useful now.
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Napoleon “did not realize until it was too late that the only closed political economy is the world economy. Britain could not be starved into submission by blockade unless she were totally cut off from the world. As long as Britain could trade with any nation outside France, it was thus trading indirectly with France.”—Jude
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Pandora’s Box is a book about television. And a very good one at that! Readers will find it much more than a joy, fans of entertainment in particular.
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To a high degree, Arizona has been made great by people who appreciated the state’s less government is better government approach to governing.
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Free traders have long properly believed that the more people in countries are interconnected in an economic sense, the more that peace becomes likely given the immense cost of war.
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In a recent column, the Washington Post’s Glenn Kessler acknowledged that the 400 richest taxpayers hand over more to the federal government each year than the bottom 70 percent of earners combined. This isn’t something to celebrate.
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The happy, market truth is that no individual, no business, no city block, no city, state, or country ever needs to worry about having too much or too little money.
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In her latest opinion piece for the Washington Post, economics writer Heather Long observed about Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that “Many had predicted he would be Dr. Doom who caused a recession.” Yes, many predicted just that, but not all.
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Frank Farian wasn’t wrong, or a bad guy, or a fraud, he was just ahead of his time. So was Milli Vanilli. Give the musical act its due.
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In my case, while I never saw my father on weekday mornings in the 1970s and 80s, my kids see me every weekday morning right up to school drop-off.
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