No State Has a Right to Exist. That Includes the State of Israel.
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Fourth Turning Election Igniting a Firestorm
“Imagine some national (and probably global) volcanic eruption, initially flowing along channels of distress that were created during the Unraveling era and further widened by the catalyst. Trying to foresee where the eruption will go once it bursts free of the channels is like trying to predict the exact fault line of an earthquake. All you know in advance is something about the molten ingredients of the climax, which could include the following: Economic distress, with public debt […]
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To all of the leftists of r/austrian_economics, by what metric do we measure “value”? If it’s in $, if I spend 100 days of excruciating effort to make a mud-pie, what will its value be in $? Is it perhaps the case that value UNIQUELY resides in each person’s subjective preferences? 🤔
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Today in Supreme Court History: November 4, 1992
11/4/1992: Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah argued. City of Hialeah, FL The post Today in Supreme Court History: November 4, 1992 appeared first on Reason.com.
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Israel Airstrikes Target Civilian Sites South of Damascus
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Prosecutors in Washington State Warn Police: Don’t Use Gen AI to Write Reports
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, which handles all prosecutions in the Seattle area, has instructed police in no uncertain terms: do not use AI to write police reports…for now. This is a good development. We hope prosecutors across the country will exercise such caution as companies continue to peddle technology – generative artificial intelligence (genAI) to help write police reports – that could harm people who come into contact with the criminal justice system. Chief Deputy Prosecutor […]
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New Cities Offer a Chance To Rethink How Local Government Works
The average age of an owner-occupied house in California is 45 years, which is a reminder that your home was probably built relatively recently. I was an adult when my “historic” midcentury ranch was first sold (for around $50,000 including the lot). It was part of a futuristic neighborhood of 200-plus properties plopped in a farm field. Everything around me—including our city’s Gold Rush-era downtown—was once a fallow field. Sorry for being Captain Obvious, but many people seem […]
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