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A Solution to Income Inequality That Would Genuinely Work
And would not destroy economies or social cohesion in the process
Incentives
These posts cover incentives, and how they drive our behavior. These may include positive incentives (encouraging us to do something) and negative incentives (encouraging us not to do something)
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From American Exceptionalism to American Wimps
When did we become a nation of risk-averse underachievers?
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What if We All Showed Up for a Climate Disaster That Didn’t Happen?
We’re in the process of committing possibly the greatest waste of resources in human history
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How To Undermine Your Coworkers With Grace
And how to ensure they can't tell you're doing it
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What Climate Alarmists Get Wrong About the Science
Solving hard problems in the real world involves more than climate science
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How to Use Metrics Wisely, Instead of Letting Them Manipulate You
Just because you can measure it doesn’t mean it’s worth pursuing
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Bucket List, Eh. I'm Starting a F—It List
Letting go is so much more rewarding
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A No BS Way to Lose 6 Pounds in One Day
This weight loss method really works. Would you consider doing it?
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Politicians Need a Hippocratic Oath
Passing new laws and regulations without sufficiently considering the likely but unwanted adverse consequences is foolish and risky
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Why It's So Hard Being An American Overseas
The IRS got the idea that millions of Americans at home and abroad were hiding their money in foreign bank accounts to avoid paying U.S. taxes
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What's The Toughest Race in the World?
Because we're talking about human endeavors, toughness is measured in all the ways that people may find themselves suffering.
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I Predict an Epic Lawsuit Against Food Companies
We’re unhealthier than ever and someone’s going to pay a staggering amount in damages