I don’t have any special spot in my heart for Jim DeMint but
the odds they find a better replacement is essentially 0. The Heritage Foundation will quickly turn
into a populist institution.
The geniuses at Harvard finally figured out how minimum wage
increases harm those most in need.
Bubbles tend to happen when people get caught up in the
social relevance of technologies. It
happened with the internet when people thought (correctly – but not the way
they realized) that the internet would change a large part of how we live. Here
we are again with Musk’s efforts to create electric cars integrated with solar
power. I am not saying he shouldn’t try
to do it. I am saying that the
irrational exuberance of this technology combined with government propping the
bubble up with subsidies to this technology will result in a big pop at some
point.
If mass transit were truly needed as proven through a cost
benefit analysis, I say let the private market decide, without State funding.
It takes 79 solar workers to produce the same energy as one
coal worker.
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