Eu Sempre te amei Mesmo que completamente distant… Priscila hadassah
Eu Sempre te amei Mesmo que completamente distante
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No fim das contas, ninguém agrada ninguém. As pess… Ivo Mendes Morais
No fim das contas, ninguém agrada ninguém. As pessoas só mostram o que realmente são.
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Karl Popper: Critique, Science, and the Fragility of Freedom
Liberty is not a luxury good. It is necessary for civilization to thrive and the end of liberty will also be the end of civilization. Karl Popper understood that as well as anyone who has lived.
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Letter to the Editor: What Comes After the FDA’s Drug Monopoly?
Jeffrey A. Singer The FDA’s monopoly over drug and device approval—created by the 1938 Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and expanded by later amendments—wasn’t inevitable and is long overdue for reform (“Advice for Makary’s FDA: Get Out of the Way,” Letters, Nov. 7). Before the government seized that authority, private organizations like the American Medical Association and the U.S. Pharmacopeia helped certify safety and effectiveness. These voluntary systems informed consumers without restricting access to care. , The 1962 […]
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War Drums for Venezuela and the Financialization of College Football
On this episode of Power and Market, Ryan, Connor, and Tho discuss military escalation with Venezuela, more troubling jobs data, and how college football offers an example of how financialization, politicalization, and bad economy theory can undermine great American traditions.
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Henry Hazlitt’s Economics in One Lesson at 80
I first met the free-market journalist Henry Hazlitt (1894–1993) in June of 1974 at an Austrian economics conference in South Royalton, Vermont. I had been reading his articles and books for years, since I was around 14 or 15 years old, not long after I became interested in classical-liberal and libertarian ideas. His famous volume Economics in One Lesson (1946), which is now celebrating its 80th anniversary, had helped open my eyes to the nature of the market […]
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"O vento leva apenas as folhas secas." … Suelly Xavier Lucas
”O vento leva apenas as folhas secas.” Gratidão à Deus, por mais esse dia. Uma ótima noite à todos nós!🙏🏿
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Notas Sobre o Que Permanece por Neno Marques H… Neno M Marques
Notas Sobre o Que Permanece por Neno Marques Há escritores que não precisam de grandes artifícios para mostrar a que vieram. Basta observar o modo como organizam uma ideia, como escolhem um termo em vez de outro, como evitam o excesso para chegar ao essencial. Esse tipo de escrita não exige decorações; exige atenção. O que me interessa, nesses casos, não é o tema em si, mas a postura de quem escreve. Há autores que tratam a palavra […]
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The other side of wrongful convictions: What happens to justice for the crime victim’s family?
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To the Socialists of All Parties
Reason has a rule against starting essays with quotes from Friedrich Hayek. After all, one could start nearly every essay in this magazine with a bon mot from the Austrian-born economist and classical liberal hero. But sometimes things get bad enough that only a Hayek quote will do. In this month’s cover story, where Eric Boehm documents how the GOP has been slouching toward socialism, he kicks things off with Hayek’s warning that economic nationalism can be “the bridge from conservatism […]
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