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August 14, 2020
Cascading Fallacies in Climate Risk Assessment
As a logician, I am always on the lookout for fallacies, and there is no lack of them in climate change alarmist policies. New Zealand’s newly released climate risk assessment not only has multiple fallacies, they build on one another in a cascade.
InfoTech & Telecom
August 14, 2020
Google: ‘Hey Justices, Let Us Steal…Hey, Someone Stop That Guy – He Stole Our Stuff’
Google is one of the planet’s biggest companies. They are also one of the planet’s biggest thieves.
Economy
August 14, 2020
The Source of Our Prosperity
Our world is more prosperous than ever, or at least was before the economic disruption from COVID-19.
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Climate Change
August 13, 2020
Economists Concerned About Climate Change Don’t Support Extreme Policies
Climate Change Weekly #369
Government & Politics
August 10, 2020
Shutdowns Yet Again Demonstrate: Our Internet Works – and States’ Big Government Doesn’t
The coronavirus shutdowns have acutely and starkly highlighted the differences between Big Government states and Less Government states.
Government & Politics
August 10, 2020
Imagine Returning to Normalcy
One should not blame sophisticated and well-funded activists for wanting to use the current situation to push their agenda, however far-fetched it may seem.

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Opinion/Editorial
August 14, 2020
Cascading Fallacies in Climate Risk Assessment
By David Wojick
As a logician, I am always on the lookout for fallacies, and there is no lack of them in climate change alarmist policies. New Zealand’s newly released climate risk assessment not only has multiple fallacies, they build on one another in a cascade.
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August 14, 2020
Google: ‘Hey Justices, Let Us Steal…Hey, Someone Stop That Guy – He Stole Our Stuff’
By Seton Motley
Google is one of the planet’s biggest companies. They are also one of the planet’s biggest thieves.
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August 14, 2020
The Source of Our Prosperity
By Daniel Sutter
Our world is more prosperous than ever, or at least was before the economic disruption from COVID-19.
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August 13, 2020
Economists Concerned About Climate Change Don’t Support Extreme Policies
By H. Sterling Burnett
Climate Change Weekly #369
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August 10, 2020
Shutdowns Yet Again Demonstrate: Our Internet Works – and States’ Big Government Doesn’t
By Seton Motley
The coronavirus shutdowns have acutely and starkly highlighted the differences between Big Government states and Less Government states.
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August 10, 2020
Imagine Returning to Normalcy
By Greg E. Walcher
One should not blame sophisticated and well-funded activists for wanting to use the current situation to push their agenda, however far-fetched it may seem.
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August 6, 2020
Biden’s Climate Plan Would Put Us on the Road to Serfdom
By H. Sterling Burnett
Climate Change Weekly #368
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August 6, 2020
Coronavirus Accelerates the Trend of Declining U.S. Transit Ridership
By Steve Goreham
U.S. public transit ridership has been declining for the last five years and the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating the decline.
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August 6, 2020
Chaos and Mass Disenfranchisement Plague Mail-In Ballots
By Nancy J. Thorner
With the COVID-19 issue still lingering, Democrats are going to continue their strong push toward voting by mail as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places, fully realizing this method of voting is conducive to voter fraud.
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August 4, 2020
Paul Krugman’s Ad Hominem Defense of Central Banking
By Richard Ebeling
Paul Krugman may hide behind rude and crude ad hominem attacks on those who do not share his views, but that does not prove his case. It only serves to harm his own reputation and legitimacy in the arena of public policy debate.
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