“I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false.” — Friedrich Hayek

This is not a "betrayal." It's in line with what the Founders intended when they gave the tariff power to *Congress.* The number of sitting U.S. senators who act like they're powerless to do anything is simply bizarre.

Well put from Justice Gorsuch.

Connor Hellebuyck right now…

Overtime against your biggest rival with a gold medal on the line. Sports.

For Johnny ❤️

Radio was to 1926 what the internet/AI is to 2026. A revolutionary new medium, a threat to incumbent powers, a convenient scape goat.

One of the greatest charts I have ever seen

The Biden Admin argued that the Defense Production Act (DPA) gave them the open-ended ability to regulate AI via executive decrees, and now the Trump Admin is using the DPA to threaten private AI labs with quasi-nationalization for not being in line with their wishes. In both

“There is no necessary relation between the time an action takes and the benefit that society will derive from it.” — Friedrich Hayek

Plainsman Park. You are beautiful.

Our country would be much better off if more people listened to Justin Amash

Hang on… Chicago wants to attract more tourists. It has created a marketing campaign to do that; and, in order to fund it, the city is… making it more expensive to stay in Chicago by raising taxes on hotel rooms? Do I have that right?

The Vandy whistler may be the worst person in the world.

I legitimately thought this was making fun of the author, and then I realized this was the author. Oof.

Trade creates value for those who participate.

Literally everyone: let the players warm up and let’s tip off the next game. NCAA : you know what people would love? A concert between games that delays tip until 9:20.

This dude named Carl sits in his study in 1871, probably wondering why classical economists kept insisting that labor creates value when any fool could see that a glass of water means nothing to someone drowning but everything to someone dying of thirst. The Principles of