Shmulkey

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   Freeman Dyson on Heresy, Climate Change, and Science(econtalk.org)

   31 points by Shmulkey 16y ago|5 comments
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   by Shmulkey 16y ago

   Competition. Destroy the public school monopoly with vouchers so that the same forces of creative destruction that power the tech industry can modernize and make more productive the education industry.
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   by Shmulkey 16y ago

   Zinn is an ideologue who picks his facts based on the social goal he is trying to achieve (imposition of a Marxist system in the US): http://hnn.us/articles/1493.html : “Objectivity is impossible,” Zinn once remarked, “and it is also undes
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   by Shmulkey 16y ago

   I rest my case.
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   by Shmulkey 16y ago

   The author is currently doing time for refusing to pay income taxes. A crank, IMHO.
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   by Shmulkey 16y ago

   Economics in One Lesson by Hazlitt: http://jim.com/econ/ , http://www.fee.org/pdf/books/Economics_in_one_lesson.pdf Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell Applied Economics by Thomas Sowell Free to Choose by Milton Friedman (video series, too)
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   Cutting Angels’ Wings(commentarymagazine.com)

   1 points by Shmulkey 17y ago|0 comments
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   by Shmulkey 17y ago

   Your thinking so does not make it so. I fail to see any reason why being a skilled researcher has any relevance to question of one's ethics. There's no logical connection between the two. A trivial case in point: according to social scien
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   by Shmulkey 17y ago

   Huh? When did being smart have anything to do with being moral?