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Robert Klitgaard

@robertklitgaard

University Professor, Claremont Graduate University. Books include “Policy Analysis for Big Issues: Confronting Corruption, Elitism, Inequality, and Despair”

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Behind the headline: the real point is a fundamental Christian one: scapegoating is an evil temptation apple.news/ASkA50fXCSq2qg…

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An admirable goal. Then, at least for graduate students coupled with GenAI, ponder how in principle the debate could be advanced if not resolved

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Here’s a 30-sec taste. If it sticks in your head, please pre-save so it lands with a splash on Tuesday. ffm.to/comewastemytim…

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So I didn’t think this needed to be said but apparently it does (and I will do it without tradbrag photos) - the stretched out skin goes AWAY, ladies. It might not go perfectly back to pre-baby for everyone, but it doesn’t look like the misery porn pics being circulated for

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It’s hard to capture the pure joy and jubilation on the streets of Tel Aviv tonight. We were having a late al fresco dinner when throngs of people would come by at regular intervals, singing and chanting merrily. They carried Torah scrolls like they were Stanley Cup trophies,

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Just listening to Kai Klitgaard’s new song “Come (Waste My Time)”—released today—on Apple Music! First time I’ve heard it as finally mixed and produced—stunning! Combines melodious and raw, with lots of toe tapping. Full of surprises. And that chorus before the guitar solo—and

Just listening to Kai Klitgaard’s new song “Come (Waste My Time)”—released today—on Apple Music! First time I’ve heard it as finally mixed and produced—stunning! Combines melodious and raw, with lots of toe tapping. Full of surprises. And that chorus before the guitar solo—and
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This is a seismic change in Iran, as compulsory veiling has symbolized the theocracy’s subjugation of women. Millions of Iranian women took big risks to bring the regime to this point. Many endured torture for their defiance; others escaped into exile; some gave their lives.

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And morally—[the college student] will not have acquired an outfit of moral ideas, a new reach-me-down suit of moral clothing, but he will have had an opportunity to extend the range of his moral sensibility, and he will have had the leisure to replace the clamorous and

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Do you know what I love? The feeling and certainty of knowing that we are witnessing history live. We have the privilege of experiencing the greatest technological, biological, and medical revolution live and being witnesses to this man-made journey through time. And what's even

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Pricey Roland Pease It'd be bad enough if Science in Action were just a domestic UK programme. But reaching around the globe with the BBC World Service, it spreads a lot of British soft power to a very wide range of countries. From all angles, this is a terrible decision.

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With the AI revolution, this process may accelerate and become truly "creative destruction." If accompanied by huge increases in productivity and good policies, we can weather it.

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Most people are still running scarcity scripts from a world that’s already obsolete. What’s happening right now (in AI, in energy, in materials, in biology) is the shift from allocation to creation. But our political and cultural systems were built for managing scarcity: who