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Who will be the next Canadian Liberal leader? I'm not sure what this means exactly. Doesn't Canada have a king? Maybe our resident Canadians can sort all this out and figure out who will replace Castro's son as leader of the northern commies. originally

Who will be the next Canadian Liberal leader? I'm not sure what this means exactly. Doesn't Canada have a king? Maybe our resident Canadians can sort all this out and figure out who will replace Trudeau. originally posted at…

Great post by @kepford about the broader issue of California wildfires. We need a separation of insurance and state!…

Seed oils, alcohol, and liver damage I'm glad to see the "seed oil" awareness growing. I suspect that we could healthily enjoy many "junk foods", if they were made from real foods, rather than all the industrial by-products that make up our food

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Actually, I'd have very few dollars and a whole shitload of Bitcoin.…

Government Spending Will Cause the Next Financial Crisis By Daniel Lacalle Politicians’ lack of concern stems from the fact that taxpayers, families, and businesses will bear the brunt of the next crisis. Governments cannot issue all the debt they need to finance their deficit spending. They have three clear limits:

Money Supply Growth Accelerates and Hits a 27-Month High By Ryan McMaken In November, year-over-year growth in the money supply was at 2.35 percent. That’s a 27-month high and the largest year-over-year increase since September 2022. I'm no expert, but

Stacker News Stars and Celebrities: What do they know? Do they know things? Let's find out.…

Stacker Sports Pod • Episode 14: Car enters the chat! • Listen on Fountain We have a very special episode for everyone this week. The one and only @Car joined the show from Pleblab. We talked about all kinds of stuff in this episode: Cowboy Credits, Communism, Basketball, Football, Lightning Network sports…

Efficient Bureaucracy? | The Libertarian Institute Description Sheldon Richman reflects on Ludwig von Mises' 1944 book 'Bureaucracy,' a short but essential work describing the nature of decision-making within government departments, offices and ministries, and how it differs from market processes in a free economy. "By nature

Best NFL Coaches • Clip by @undisciplined • Listen on Fountain This news cycle is dominated by bad head coaches losing their jobs. For a change of pace, enjoy our discussion of the best coaches in the NFL? Who do you think the best coaches are? What's your thought process

Böhm-Bawerk Shows How Each Choice We Make Shapes the Economy Ulrich Fromy Böhm-Bawerk shows us that economics is built into all human experience. This article has some nice simple description of core economic concepts: opportunity cost and subjective marginal value. originally posted at…

Dan Campbell Debate part 1 • Clip by @undisciplined • Listen on Fountain Do you think Lions fans will tire of Dan Campbell's reckless ways? I especially want to hear from my fellow fans of perennial losers. originally posted at…

Capitalist Exploitation or Interest? | The Libertarian Institute Sheldon Richman discusses libertarianism and capitalism. "What looks to the unschooled like exploitation, is not exploitation at all. The workers and landowner must have found the exchange worthwhile or they would not have agreed to it. If the capitalist’s vision of

Is there any chance Lions fans turn on Dan Campbell?…

Why Smart People Are Rightly Confused About Tariffs Video Description We’re told that tariffs are going to do all sorts of great things. Mark Thornton sets the record straight. originally posted at…