Americans Tolerate Inequality Because They Over-Estimate Their Odds of Coming Out on Top
How Americans’ optimism leads to self-delusion on their odds of success, and therefore to not supporting policies in their real interest.
Read more...How Americans’ optimism leads to self-delusion on their odds of success, and therefore to not supporting policies in their real interest.
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Read more...An in-depth look at Trump’s economic plans shows they would enrich the 1% and hurt the “forgotten people” he promised to help.
Read more...On the subject of her Nazi grandfather, Michael Chomiak, it turns out Chrystia Freeland’s nose is so long that she needs to get a hacksaw.
Read more...An update on the Eurozone banking mess.
Read more...How the Secena Effect explains climate change apathy among the elite.
Read more...Why high levels of mortgage delinquencies in the New York City area are a symptom of still-unresolved mortgage abuses.
Read more...Why there is no good solution of the Irish border problem in Brexit, and how the Tories’ new buddies, the DUP, have contradictory goals.
Read more...Debunking a Wall Street Journal article on rising oil exports.
Read more...CalPERS, the biggest public pension fund, appears to have perpetrated the largest copyright infringement in the history of the news industry.
Read more...CalPERS’ copyright theft is so large and indefensible that not only might it force a shakeup, but the truly responsible people could go.
Read more...On propaganda’s ancient roots and how much modern practice resembles the Roman playbook.
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