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If We Are What We Eat, Be Worried
We seem indifferent to the impact of the ideas we consume because we assume we can control what we think
Questionable Science
These posts address questionable science topics, including things like nutrition, psychology, and self-help.
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How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Global Warming
A look at why more CO2 and increasing temperatures are wonderful
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All the Right Data, All the Wrong Conclusions
A bit of psychology and a bit of economics help us see what climate alarmists entirely miss
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My Favorite Insults from Commenters
If you're going to take a swipe at someone, at least be clever about it
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A Simple Way to Cut the Gordian Knot of Gender
Don’t read too much into this but by all means, read on
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What Do You Know About Food? (by Pauline Jacob)
We’ve quickly grown accustomed to a food landscape that favors our short-term productivity over long-term societal health
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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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What Climate Alarmists Get Wrong About the Science
Solving hard problems in the real world involves more than climate science
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The West Owes this Couple a Huge Thank You
The Population Bomb was entirely wrong, but it helped persuade our greatest competitor to curb their growth
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The Healing Ozone Layer is a Warning, Not a Blessing
The good news is also a warning because it reminds us how incentives drive behavior
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Stakeholder Capitalism: the Myth, the Misunderstanding, and a Lie
Delivering shareholder value is entirely consistent with taking a long-term view. And short-term profits have nothing to do with it.
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Our Wishful Thinking Era (Newsletter 063)
In our wishful thinking era, there is only one thing more harmful than the lies we willingly believe, and that is pointing out the truth.