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Efficiently Destructive
In the Mojave Desert, beside quiet crumbling roads, lie the remnants of dead cities. Their ghosts serve to remind us that, at one point in time, their buildings were filled with people, their roads were filled with cars, and their ethos … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, efficiency, innovation, jobs, leisure, unemployment
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How I defeated the Pacific Skyline Council (a first-hand lesson in economics)
(reblogged from my livejournal) In the summer of 2001, after I was in eighth grade, I went to the National Boy Scout Jamboree. For those of you who don’t know what the Jamboree is, it’s a Boy Scout event that … Continue reading
