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Most “problems” that government purports to solve will solve themselves, if left alone to do so.

Many “solutions” provided by government will eventually fail, because they are (like government) essentially static, and can’t cope with a world that changes.

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Ohio’s most crippling handicap may be that its politicians — and thus its employers — are still in the grip of such industrial unions as the United Auto Workers. Ohio is a “closed shop” state, which means workers can be forced to join a union whether they wish to or not. Many companies — especially foreign-owned — say they will not even consider such locations for new sites. States with “right to work” laws that make union organizing more difficult had twice the job growth of Ohio…

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When engaging in a conversation about corporate evils it is important to NEVER, EVER mention Apple Computers, Target or Ikea in the same breath as the companies mentioned earlier. White people prefer to hate corporations that don’t make stuff that they like.

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Well, I thought it was interesting.

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Don’t use Windows. Just sayin’….

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In fact, the main reason white people like soccer is so they can buy a new scarf. As you may or may not know, many soccer teams issue special scarves, and white people cannot get enough of them!

David Friedman is always worth reading.

Many fields use technical terms that sound self-explanatory and aren’t. The result is that many people believe they know what those terms mean—and don’t.

And that’s the most truthful thing you’ll read today.

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Just think — Washington could power the continent. Brussels could do the same for Europe.

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Pretty silly — but what else is there to do when your robot dog dies?

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Wouldn’t mind having one of these.

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Everything you wanted to know about spaceships — and a lot that you didn’t.

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And of course that’s important. Right?

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You’d think that people would learn that the market has changed. No matter how counter-intuitive it may seem, all of the empirical data support the notion that giving away books and music leads to higher sales, not lower. But people will ignore facts that contradict what they “know” to be true.

Come to think of it, that explains the Democrat party.

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Well, maybe.

Steve Sailer is keeping track, just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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In short, parents are correct to think that they can change their children. Their mistake is to suppose that the change will endure. Instead of thinking of kids as lumps of clay that parents “mold,” we should think of kids as plastic that flexes in response to pressure – and springs back to its original shape once the pressure goes away.

So I guess the solution is to press harder.

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Languages such as German, Spanish, Swedish, or Italian are also acceptable, but are considered to be poor substitutes (especially Spanish). At the time of writing, it is still considered expert-level white person behavior to have white children speaking Asian and African languages.

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Huh. They actually are good for something. Who knew?

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We have the technology.

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Progress is being made.

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Perhaps it will help solve the Demographic Winter problem.

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So much for the politics of identity.

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This may seem a bit technical but it’s a very interesting concept.

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Only non-Westerners, apparently. Of course, this is the New Yorker….

Steve Sailer has some thoughts on the subject.

You just have to have the Times Table pounded into your head over and over as a kid, but our education system is against “rote learning,” so school kids aren’t usually forced to chant them like in the good old days. But kids actually kind of like rote learning. (It’s adults who hate learning that way, and especially hate teaching that way.) Kids like singing the alphabet song, for instance. You’d think educators would find a times table rap that today’s children would like.

Indeed.

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Sign me up.

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We have the technology.

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We have the technology.

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And about time, too.

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I was wondering when someone would get around to doing that.

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Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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Sounds like a rock group, doesn’t it?

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 Within white culture, it is agreed upon that if Canada had better weather it would be a perfect place.

That only works for lefties, of course — righties would move to Australia.

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And about time, too.

Read it. Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

Of course, it is a BBC piece, so you’d have to verify it from a reliable source.

Read it. Engineers are very strange people.

Read it. Wierd shit you can do with folded paper.

Read it. Think commercial packaging. Think sandwich wrap.

Read it. An excellent analysis.

For the first time in 16 years, Democrats can vote against a Clinton without having to vote for a Republican to do it.

Read it. Pretty cool.

Read it. Who could ask for anything more?

Read it. Biting into it will bring a real surprise.

Steve Sailer is always worth reading.

Read it. So much for that pro-abortion argument. (Think about it.) (But not too long.)

Read it. David Friedman is always worth reading.