alistair pomegranate 'lappy' percival

ah yes, protestant confucianism

that's on them for not sending a hot young priest on their behalf

keep her in the job until john husted can take it

genuinely surprised people say positive things about the FED

People keep saying "how do you not know 3 facts about your kid?" and that's just not what is being asked of the parent.

"pick something that is unremarkable enough for the teacher not to think you're a weirdo and the kid not to get picked on, but specific enough for the kid to then draw a picture of it or whateve" Yes - that's a good description of the implied task!

Ok I'm going to be all in team Mayer here - it's a slightly irritating task, and your job is to pick something that is unremarkable enough for the teacher not to think you're a weirdo and the kid not to get picked on, but specific enough for the kid to then draw a picture of it or whatever.

i'm not exactly hiding it but i generally think governments can and should be a lot more intrusive in social policy than they are now in the west

noted islamic group the free presbyterian church of scotland

'strong analytical foundations, economic intuition, and sound judgement' hmmmm

'i'm not gonna talk about how adversarial seminars can get'

economics all very nice and good until you see how they value intangibles

I am glad the vibes are putrid for Rs right now but I really, really need everyone to be skeptical of anything involving modeled votes.

I once got into an argument with someone when I pointed out that this is the textbook example of a revealed preference, which is how I learned that a whole bunch of people think that "revealed preferences" are bad things that only big evil corporations corporations do.

but you have to consider what you're paying for: the opportunity to live in a permanent sauna convenient to a wide variety of predatory lizards and the rising seas that periodically try to kill you with hurricanes

I see this kind of complaint a lot with Trump too. "Crazy how it takes hours to built this sandcastle and only seconds to knock it down" Like, yeah, that's how the world works, bad things are often easier than good things.

i don't think it's that crazy it's a lot harder to use public money to build a complicated interconnected grid of rail infrastructure than it is to use private money to build a bunch of big warehouses. like i don't think it's great only one of those is possible but what i do not think it is is crazy

also and respectfully "the teacher sent home a prompt for you to come up with three things that describe your kid" is not some beautiful opportunity for human connection and growth it is a mildly annoying task

I would simply attach the Relevant Charts

officially no longer on holiday (back in my dorm)

a christian debate kid named matthew? groundbreaking