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The Shonky Political Science of Global Warming

Posted on 2012/11/27 by Wagathon

The socioeconomics of global warming has eclipsed the science of it. Consider, for example, the use of the analogy of a greenhouse to connote a problem for humanity. We all know that a cup of oil contains more energy than a … Continue reading →

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Economic Growth and the Irish Potato Famine

Posted on 2012/10/24 by Wagathon

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America’s feel good voters and The Myth of Government Jobs and Free Money are putting politicians in power that will drive everyone to the poorhouse. What the Left and the Democrat voter base doesn’t know about economics is pushing us over a cliff. For … Continue reading →

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