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the great pyramids at giza illustrate the Lindy Effect in operation: the longer something survives, the longer it is likely to survive. that's why the pyramids will be here in 2,000 years, while the high-rises will not. the same is true of donald trump's proposed tariff policy.
Analysis

Long Live Lindy: How The Lindy Effect Justifies Tariffs

July 2, 2017 Spencer P Morrison 2

President Trump Talks Tariffs, Mainstream Media Goes Bananas The liberal media is up to its usual histrionic tricks.  What are they crying about this time? Tariffs. President Donald Trump ran a campaign on protectionist policies […]

a power failure in green energy domain (complex system) could be ruinous, the grid is more fragile
Analysis

Complexity & (Bad) Luck: How Green Energy Could Collapse Western Civilization

June 24, 2017 Spencer P Morrison 1

Complex Systems & A Theoretical Argument Against Green Energy There are many practical reasons to be against green energy: it’s expensive, it shifts economic (and therefore political) power from the US to China, and it’s […]

the lessons of medical iatrogenics translate into the political realm, and explain why socialism doesn't work
History

Political Iatrogenics—Why Socialism Doesn’t Work

June 20, 2017 Spencer P Morrison 5

Socialism As Political Iatrogenics Socialism is predicated on action. When socialists see problems, they want to do something about them.  They want to take action.  Starving children?  Give them food.  Poor people?  Give them money.  Climate […]

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