I just finished watching a talk by the new president
of the ABA1. It covers a lot of good material. I am
particularly interested in the World Justice Project.
I have recently been realizing how deeply important the rule of law
is. I have reached the conclusion that both liberty and prosperity
rely almost exclusively on the […]
I don’t often write about affairs of state in this space. This is not
due to a lack of interest. It is due more to the fear that I hold
many of my political views rather too strongly to communicate them
effectively. However, there are issues that I think it would be
immoral not to oppose […]
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Posted 18 May 2007
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I finally got around to reading my “blue book“1
for this election last night. Even though the ballot measures
this election are pretty much a waste of ink I am happy that I live in
a state that has ballot measures. In fact, in most elections it is
the only reason I vote. Almost everyone’s vote […]
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Posted 06 November 2006
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Paul Graham has a new essay, Hiring is Obsolete. As usual it is quite insightful, though perhaps just a little self serving in light of his latest venture.
I feel just a bit disappointed when I read about other people’s experiences related to founding startups. Now that I have a family the risk founding […]
-THE CUNNING REALIST-: The Quickening. Now that is scary.
You should read this ABC article on “Operation Northwoods” if you have ever thought that any government can be trusted. Basically, it boils down to a plan by the US military to attack the US and blame it on Cuba so that there would be public support for an invasion of Cuba. And […]
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Posted 25 April 2005
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