Author Archives: Alaska

Overbearing government leads to corruption: local power players lower or don’t enforce public drinking water standards to attract business and property developers. People stop drinking tap water, and the bottled-water market booms. So the government raises taxes on bottled water … Continue reading →

This is an intriguing analysis: what happened around 1973? Here’s the relevant basic math effect I can all-too-easily imagine many sociologists don’t get. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

I wouldn’t advise any business to believe any regulator who proposed this kind of deal. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

I mean, it’s all about penis envy anyway, right? That’s got to be the only reason anyone would keep their guns in the face of this staggering evidence, you see. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

I want. We’re really close to that pocketless Star Trek future where your totally functional EDC kit is ridiculously light and thin. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

Now this is cool. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone