Like Darwin I don’t enjoy developing expertise in mankind’s greatest errors – qu

Like Darwin I don’t enjoy developing expertise in mankind’s greatest errors – quite by accident. But the identifying our errors across the spectrum of disciplines, and reforming our disciplines, laws, and policies requires that insight. Unfortunately, evidence requires suffering.


Source date (UTC): 2022-07-14 13:49:28 UTC

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@PeterZeihan Statistical innovations were meaningful only because the equilibrium they measured was NOT. “The false promise of endless growth” was an article of faith that allowed plausible deniability of responsibility across generations. We abandoned all intergenerational responsibility.

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