October 31, 2009
No more "you're welcome"?
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Maybe this trend started earlier, but I encounter it enough now that I think it's real: service workers have stopped saying "you...
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October 30, 2009
Diversity destroying devilish diversions
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By now we've become numb to news reports about how the cult of diversity has led to yet another restriction on workplace interactions be...
October 29, 2009
Why straight men rationally dislike gay men
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[Inspired by a conversation I just overheard in the campus dining hall between a flaming gay and his homely but slutty chick friend, who was...
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Extra sugar, but non-fat, please
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On my way back home from campus, I stopped by a 7-11 to pick up two hard-boiled eggs to make some egg salad (with bacon bleu cheese dip and ...
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October 25, 2009
Swedish diet and good skin
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Swedes eat a lot more animal products than other nations, especially before the anti-fat hysteria that began in the late 1970s, but even aft...
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Losers crying monopoly: Booksellers edition
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One of the economic themes I try to emphasize is the bogosity of most of our notions about monopolists who fleece consumers. Historically, t...
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October 20, 2009
Is the decline of the genius due to cheaper information transmission?
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This year's winners of the Economics "Nobel" followed up on pioneering work done by a previous Nobelist, Ronald Coase , of who...
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October 17, 2009
Putting girls in their place
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God knows we love young girls' throbbing energy level and cockiness -- it makes them more fun to be around -- but that testosterone peak...
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October 13, 2009
Small farmers, not big corporations, gouge consumers
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Recently I pointed out how backwards were the complaints about the large corporate buyers of farmers' raw milk being "too big...
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