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Tag Archives: equality
@isomorphisms: I don’t know why people don’t celebrate the increased supply of young lawyers. Lower cost of representation is a huge step toward fairness and justice before the law.
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Tagged economics, education, equality, fairness, inequality, justice, law school, lawyers, morals, the law
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Things That Would Not Exist If Everyone Were Equal
@portereduardo and I were discussing redistributive taxation on twitter the other day. Mr Porter wrote a piece in the NY Times about hyper-taxing the tippy top margin of American income to reduce the US’ yearly government deficit. Economists Pikkety & … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, communism, economics, equality, money, parity, rank speculation, wealth
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Fallacies are not simply crazy ideas. They are usually both plausible and logical — but with something missing. Sometimes what is missing in a fallacy is simply a definition. Undefined words have a special power in politics, particularly when they … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, equality, fairness, fallacies, irrationality, justice, logic, morals, politics, Thomas Sowell
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Utopia. Class struggle. Liberty. Tyranny. Property. Natural law. Human rights. Rousseau, Locke, Paine, Plato, Spinoza, The Federalist Papers, Marx, Rawles, and the rest. What is a “good” society and how can “we” make our society better? For me there was … Continue reading
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Tagged books, economics, equality, eutopia, game theory, heroes, justice, long reads, math, mathematics, maths, political economy, political philosophy, politics, spatial voting theory, the good
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Human Mathematics 