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^{Jay W. Richards and Gale Pooley
August 7, 2020
Economics, Natural and Artificial Intelligence}

Does More People Equal More Abundance? The Myth of Economic Scarcity

_{Jay W. Richards and Gale Pooley
August 7, 2020
Economics, Natural and Artificial Intelligence}

Economist Gale Pooley challenges the conventional wisdom that we are using up our resources and heading towards what economist Paul Ehrlich called "The Population Bomb." Read More ›

^{Heather Zeiger
July 30, 2020
Natural and Artificial Intelligence, Technology}

Charges Reveal Extent of China-Sponsored Hacking in the West

_{Heather Zeiger
July 30, 2020
Natural and Artificial Intelligence, Technology}

What’s new about the most recent indictment is the acknowledgment that China is working with known cybercriminals. Read More ›

^{Bill Walton
July 23, 2020
Economics}

The Bill Walton Show: Why Ayn Rand Matters Today with Tal Tsfany

_{Bill Walton
July 23, 2020
Economics}

Many of us have read Ayn Rand's novels especially, “Atlas Shrugged” and the “Fountainhead.”

But I have been surprised to learn how her ideas and philosophy have continued to resonate throughout the world many years after her novels were first published. Read More ›

^{Christopher Rufo
July 17, 2020
Economics}

Obscene federal ‘diversity training’ scam prospers — even under Trump

_{Christopher Rufo
July 17, 2020
Economics}

Critical race theory — the far-left academic discourse centered on the concepts of “whiteness,” “white fragility” and “white privilege” — is coursing through the federal government’s veins. Read More ›

^{Christopher Rufo
July 16, 2020
Economics}

The Harm in “Harm Reduction”

_{Christopher Rufo
July 16, 2020
Economics}

As cities in the United States, including San Francisco, Denver, Philadelphia, and Seattle, consider opening their own safe-injection sites, they should understand the full consequences of these practices. Read More ›

^{Gary N. Smith
July 16, 2020
Citizen Leadership, Natural and Artificial Intelligence}

Election Models: Predicting the Past is Easy — and Useless

_{Gary N. Smith
July 16, 2020
Citizen Leadership, Natural and Artificial Intelligence}

I told my students that I had a model that predicted the popular vote for the last ten presidential elections (1980–2016) perfectly. Read More ›

^{Christopher Rufo
July 9, 2020
Economics}

Cult Programming in Seattle

_{Christopher Rufo
July 9, 2020
Economics}

Last month, the City of Seattle’s Office of Civil Rights sent an email inviting “white City employees” to attend a training session on “Interrupting Internalized Racial Superiority and Whiteness.” Read More ›

^{Wesley J. Smith
July 6, 2020
Human Exceptionalism}

The Deadly “Quality of Life” Ethic

_{Wesley J. Smith
July 6, 2020
Human Exceptionalism}

Something evil happened recently in Austin. Michael Hickson, a forty-six-year-old African-American man with quadriplegia and a serious brain injury, was refused treatment at St. David’s Hospital South Austin while ill with COVID-19. Read More ›

^{Bill Walton
July 3, 2020
Economics}

The Bill Walton Show: Reality Economics 101 with Don Boudreaux and John Tamny

_{Bill Walton
July 3, 2020
Economics}

On this week's episode of The Bill Walton Show, Discovery Senior Fellow Bill Walton has a wide ranging conversation about all things economic with Donald Boudreaux, best-selling author, professor of economics at George Mason University who writes the popular blog Cafe Hayek and John Tamny, editor of Real Clear Markets, an editor for Forbes Magazine and the author of “The End of Work” and “They’re Both Wrong.” Even if, or maybe especially, you think economics is too abstract or arcane or harsh, this is a fresh and engaging take that everyone can learn from. Read More ›

^{Christopher Rufo
July 2, 2020
Economics}

The End of Chaz

_{Christopher Rufo
July 2, 2020
Economics}

Early this morning, a phalanx of Seattle police officers, armed with long batons and semiautomatic rifles, cleared out the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone. Seattle can now begin to reckon with the damage. Read More ›