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Author Archives: Oscar Gordon
Kids are just amazing
This TED talk describes some very interesting research about how well kids self-teach
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Why am I not surprised
The government website that tracks government spending is unable to account for $1.3 Trillion dollars. This is my shocked face… 😐
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Excellent Posts
From a self-described liberal Sustainable Sentiments – Discussing the Localvore movement & why we can not scale it to feed everyone Political Science – Filleting scientists who got all tribal over the environment, thereby short-circuiting the system of fact checking … Continue reading
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Education Matters
“There’s so much more discretion with the use of force and more room for biases to play out,†Terrill said. “High-school educated officers are more apt to say, ‘I’m the law and I have the authority to make you do … Continue reading
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The High Cost of Higher Education
The economist takes a look and here is a nifty graph to make it clear This part sounds ever so familiar (same problem in large corporations, public schools, law enforcement, etc.) The Goldwater Institute points to a third poison to … Continue reading
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Maybe there is something we can learn
from those European social democracies after all. From the article: But there’s another reason why I can let my daughter swim in the Amstel, and that is that I’m pretty sure that in a well-regulated country like the Netherlands, the … Continue reading
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A question
From this article we get this quote from a police official: “Officers’ safety comes first, and not infringing on people’s rights comes second,” Healy said. So the question is, is this right? Should an officers safety rise above a citizen’s … Continue reading
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Interesting reading
About the effectiveness of interrogation techniques
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