Born at the height of American power, it’s hard to believe that in my 72 years, I’ve become a dinosaur. It’s glaringly apparent to me that we’re headed down the same cinder and rock-strewn path they walked to oblivion.
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Choices
He’s a Fool for Believing Government Is (Or Can?) Be Coherent
I had a really good laugh at one of the Daily Sun’s Letters to the Editor. They are complaining that NH’s Government doesn’t have a “rational and consistent energy strategy.” This translates to “a strategy that I believe is the ONLY one we should have – but don’t.”
Palate Cleanser: You Have To Admit, The Name is Out-Of-The-Box Thinking…
Yesterday was a rather lightweight day for me. Don’t worry, today will either get better – or maybe not. Only time, motivation, and a propensity to give in to the willingness to give in to distractions will tell.
Notable Quote – Socialist and Statists always believe that more choices “hurt & confuse” you
From the “Beneficent Paternalism” Department – you “children” aren’t up to being able to make intelligent decisions when faced with too many choices.
You Don’t Need to Vote on That
Behavioral Economics is the study of psychology as it relates to economic decision making processes. That’s quite a mouthful, right? The two most important questions in the field are: Are economists’ assumptions of utility or profit maximization good approximations of real people’s behavior? And, do individuals maximize subjective expected utility? In an ideal world, all … Read more