Alan Olsen wrote:
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Aimee Farr wrote:
I wrote, and to curb offlist replies, flames and comparisons to
John Young,
I write again:
BTW, I need a gray travel consultant. Lemme know if anybody
knows of one.
Will accept salt-and-pepper gray.
= low-key/anonymous
Faustine [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's not about central planning at all. Making any policy without using
rigorous data-based research to get a sense of the way things really are
(through analysis and measurement) rather than the way your theory tells you
they OUGHT to be, is a dangerous
A complete dweeb wrote:
Anyway, this is an old cpunk topic and there are some asses here,..snip
*gulp* ASSETS. My apologies for a most inappropriate and unintentional
remark, I slapped my spellchecker.
~Aimee
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Faustine demonstrating his cheerful ignorance of economics, and who is
who in economics:
[David Friedman has published . . .] Nothing good enough to get
mentioned at NBER, the veritable gold standard
William Vogt
AER is usually considered the top economics journal. JPE is in
Quoting James A. Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Faustine demonstrating his (SIC) cheerful ignorance of economics, and who is
who in economics:
No need to get personal. I know how well-regarded Friedman is in Libertarian
circles. Ignorant in many respects, certainly; about economics in general no.
Here's a question for you Tim,
I'm sure you've read about BSE, scrapie, kuru, Creutzfeld-Jakob et al.
Generally they seem to be species-specific but there is some crossover.
Let's assume that feeding ground up livestock to livestock is a risky
behavior. It goes on here in the U.S.
How, in an
When theft is justified
The limited abuse of copyright is a spur to scholarship, innovation and
democracy
Published: April 25 2001 19:36GMT | Last Updated: April 25 2001 19:48GMT
Financial Times
http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=Viewc=Articlecid=FT3RFUPBZLC
'We live in a
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Faustine wrote:
When theft is justified
The limited abuse of copyright is a spur to scholarship, innovation and
democracy
Published: April 25 2001 19:36GMT | Last Updated: April 25 2001 19:48GMT
Financial Times
At 12:11 PM 4/25/01 -0400, John Young wrote:
Podesta noted that the 125th anniversary of the gummed-envelope
was approaching. That that technology is trusted for privacy because
of custom and law backing the custom. He stated that any privacy
technology is going to be workable only if backed by
Mike wrote:
Here's a question for you Tim,
I'd like to take a crack at it too. :-D
Let's assume that feeding ground up
livestock to livestock is a risky
behavior. It goes on here in the U.S.
How, in an unregulated system, do you
get people to follow immediately
practices that are in
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