05/15/2024 Mid-Week Links
The Jordan B. Peterson Experience (Unafraid)
Hayek on Hayek (Bradley J. Birzer’s Substack)
Comprehensive or Constitutional Politics? (Law & Liberty)
What did Henry George think about cities? (Notes on Progress)
A Nobel Polemicist (Law & Liberty)
The Libertarian Party Crackup (Bulwark)
Does College Pay Off? A Comprehensive Return On Investment Analysis (The Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity)
Whose Speech? What Limits? (Religion & Liberty Online)
How Ukraine’s Just War Challenges Just Peace Theory (Journal of Religion, Culture & Democracy)
Drafting Socrates into the Culture Wars? (Law & Liberty)
The Yogas and Their Synthesis (Prabuddha Bharata)
Who's Responsible for Poverty? (The Moral Imagination - Michael Matheson Miller)
Woman found living inside Michigan grocery store sign (Saginaw and Bay City News)
Prices Are Not the Problem (Discourse Magazine)
The Rambler and the Transformative Power of Magazines (Religion & Liberty)
Scrutinising Scruton (Law & Liberty)
TEACHING BEYOND IDEOLOGY: HOW VOEGELIN AND STRAUSS CAN SAVE THE AMERICAN CLASSROOM (Starting Points Journal)
Americans Remain Worried about Food Prices … So Why Is Washington Trying to Increase Them? (CATO Economics)
The rise in reported maternal mortality rates in the US is largely due to a change in measurement (Our World in Data)
The Enduring Power of Magazines (Acton Unwind)
Q&A With Author Mark David Hall: Christian Nationalism ‘Far More Benign Than Critics Believe’ (Religion Unplugged)
America is running out of money, and nobody cares (Telegraph)
Interpreting China: What Economic Theory Tells Us (Religion & Liberty Online)
What OpenAI did (One Useful Thing)
Raising Problem Solvers, Not Passion Pursuers (Anthony B. Bradley)
Free Trade with Free Nations (Marginal Revolution)
FTC Gets 2/3 of the Infant Formula Crisis Right (CATO Economics)
Fr. James Schall and the Crisis in Higher Education (Acton Line)
The Enduring Allure of Soft Socialism (Law & Liberty)
Russell Kirk’s Moral Imagination (Religion & Liberty Online)
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Thanks, Dan! Here's to Hayek and all the brilliant women and men of the last century!