Não importa o quanto você seja inteligente nem o quão bom sejam os seus argumentos. Você nunca vai conseguir convencer alguém que não quer ser convencido.
The first few weeks of the second Trump administration were a whirlwind of counterproductive, illogical trade policies. Trump returned to the White House with a promise to raise tariffs on his first day in office. That morphed into a threat to tax all imports from Mexico and Canada (two nations with which Trump negotiated a new trade deal during his first term) on February 1. When that date arrived, Trump backed down. Meanwhile, he slapped a new 10 […]
… the path forward will involve a reconciliation of a commitment to the free market, and its atomization and isolation of individual wants and needs, with the insatiable human desire for some form of collective experience and endeavor… the atomization of daily life in America and the broader West left a lane open for technology firms, including ours, to recruit and retain a generation of talent that wanted to do something other than tinker with financial markets or […]
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In a closely watched case, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday denied a stay to the Trump administration, which means two members of U.S. independent agencies must be reinstated. This marks another significant development in the Trump administration’s broader effort to exert control over executive agencies. The ruling in Harris v. Bessent underscores the legal and constitutional tensions surrounding federal agency independence—and could signal more shakeups ahead. lead , Brent Skorup, a legal fellow in Cato’s Robert […]
Tariffs are legacy projects for statists who want to be remembered as ‘fighters’ instead of failures. They hijack voluntary trade between free people and turn it into a political stunt, all to get their name in the history books. But here’s the catch, you’re the one paying the price. Prices go up. Markets distort. Businesses suffer. And all for what? So a president can claim he ‘stood up to China’? So future speeches can say, ‘We protected American […]
Michael F. Cannon As a health reform discussion lengthens, the probability that someone will cite Kenneth Arrow approaches 1. Close behind is the probability that this person will cite Arrow inaccurately. , Arrow showed that health care markets fail, goes the ritual invocation of the Nobel Prize-winning economist’s 1963 article “Uncertainty and the Welfare Economics of Medical Care.”1 Therefore, government should do X. As a rule, people cite Arrow’s 1963 article more than they read it, read it […]
4/9/1923: Adkins v. Children’s Hospital decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 9, 1923 appeared first on Reason.com.
A vida é feita de oportunidades e escolhas, faça boas escolhas e nem sempre aproveite todas as oportunidades, siga o caminho da Fé da família e seja principalmente com as pessoas o que você espera delas, não é sobre ter tudo sempre, mas sim sobre caminhar tranquilamente pela vida sem pesos e com suas medidas 💙Bem-vindo Alan a família, que venha com saúde a gente já te ama muito 💕
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