Somali pirates didn't necessarily earn massive riches as data reveals modest wages for low-ranking members, while financiers profited significantly. via Marginal REVOLUTION
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via Based on the provided context, which includes a 403 Forbidden error message, the source of this content is likely a website.Marginal Revolution's Sentence of the Day features an intriguing fact from Stewart Brand's book "Whole Earth Discipline," revealing that 10% of US electricity comes from repurposed Russian missiles.
Mind Hacks explores Charles Karelis' argument in "The Persistence of Poverty", suggesting traditional economic models fail to represent those experiencing poverty due to a problem-alleviation mindset. Further discussion on Karelis' theory can be found from the Boston Globe and NPR.
via Mind HacksRuss Roberts of Cafe Hayek shares George Will's questions for then-Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.
via Cafe HayekConcerns about potential data fraud in a Research 2000 poll commissioned by Daily Kos are discussed in a 2010 Cafe Hayek blog post. via Cafe Hayek.
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