…the zone with shit.” This piece by Genevieve Newton published by the Brownstone Institute is a masterclass in innuendo and misdirection:  At the core of my concern is that despite…

…Anthony Pro-Life America. “Sage confirmed that all but one of the article’s authors had an affiliation with one or more of [the] Charlotte Lozier Institute, Elliot Institute, and American Association…

…suspended by a judge. Part of the second as well. However, there is enough of a restriction on public communication to block National Institute of Health (NIH) grants. Public announcements…

…account for half of all firearm deaths, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (healthdata.org) On gun violence, the United States is an outlier, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (healthdata.org)…

…the Way You Think?, which was on Brad DeLong’s reading list for this year’s Kauffman Conference. I read an article that tells me that the Internet is bad for thinking,…

…valid survey. Thumbtack.com had teamed up with Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation early this year. This work attempted to come up with a ranking of business friendliness based on the experiences…

The above is a more-than-semi-serious question. I’ll be blogging/tweeting the Kauffman Foundation’s Bloggers’s Forum tomorrow from 9:30-3:30 EDT (8:30-2:30 here in Kansas City; 6:30-12:30 in DeLong/Thomaville; in Hawaii, they’re still…

…Beckworth and The Kauffman Foundation (PDF), here’s how econobloggers would like that question to be answered (thanks, FTA, for the great question): Personally, I fondly envision some coherent amalgam of…

…current issue of his alma mater’s alumni magazine probably was not a good idea. Update: The one I left out earlier: the Second Quarter Kauffman Economic Bloggers Survey is out…

…most harmed economically by enacting it: doctors—most especially general practitioners. I was speaking with David Warsh last week at Kauffman, and pointed out what “everyone knows” but no one will…