Magnitude Matters

This is just a rambling thought experiment. Feel free to ignore as it probably has vast shortcomings I have not considered in the admittedly...

All else equal, it would be good to reduce divisive partisanship in politics and to get elected officials who are more generally representat...

This is not a post about recounts and pursuit of truth. It is not a post about probability. It is a post about imagination. I don't know...

As the 2020 election comes to a close, it is hard not to be disappointed as a Libertarian. As a  libertarian, there is much room for optimis...

Here is the low-hanging fruit of public policy. 90% solutions (improvements) on these issues are several orders of magnitude more important ...

Continuing with the links posts to bring us up to date, here is the politics version. Let's start with a post that encapsulates everyt...

We are on the cusp of phase two of the great American game: Who Wants To Spend A Million Million Dollars? Phase one, you might remember, i...

I am happy to report that in the recent midterm election the results were very good. No, I don't mean who won and who lost. I am modera...

Catching up on some links to post--unfortunately it has been so long I have forgotten who to hat tip for some of these that deserve it. Don...

Well, we can all breathe a sigh of relief. The momentum won't end. At least that is the story now that Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett ...

I want to go to there . And while we're at it, here too. So let's talk about misled people doing selfish things . But perhaps it ...

Gene Healy writing at Reason.com reminds us why not to support the political party.

Robin Hanson has a very interesting post up on his advice on voting. Read the whole thing here . I'd like to focus on one piece and th...