Jacob Sullum details two different experiences with Salvia divinorum, comparing...
Jacob Sullum details two different experiences with Salvia divinorum, comparing the effects of smoking versus using a tincture. via Reason.com.
Jacob Sullum details two different experiences with Salvia divinorum, comparing the effects of smoking versus using a tincture. via Reason.com.
Economist Steven Landsburg responds to parenting blogger Sierra Black's comment on the potential downsides of free trade, arguing that the benefits outweigh the risks. via The Big Questions
What is Austrian economics? This blog post sparks debate about whether it's even possible to define a school of economic thought. via ThinkMarkets
Leaked emails from the British Climate Research Unit sparked controversy, with climate change skeptics and scientists offering differing interpretations of the content. via Reason.com
The finale of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" featured a "Seinfeld" reunion with storylines referencing Michael Richard's real-life controversy and updates on the "Seinfeld" characters' lives.
Radley Balko's Innocence Roundup summarizes news about wrongful convictions, highlighting several cases where individuals were released from prison after serving lengthy sentences for crimes they did not commit. via Reason.com
Robert Samuelson argues that the House-approved healthcare reform measure unfairly burdens young Americans and criticizes AARP for its support.
via RealClearPoliticsGallup found 44% of Americans now favor legalization, a 13-point increase since 2000. via Reason.com
Steve Landsburg uses an economic puzzle of a monopolist controlling all resources in a town to illustrate economic reasoning.
via Steven Landsburg | The Big Questions: Tackling the Problems of Philosophy with Ideas from Mathematics, Economics, and PhysicsTyler Cowen shares a book review, scientific study, interview, satirical piece, and portrait of an online poker player. via Marginal REVOLUTION
Al Jazeera provides live news updates on the Hezbollah rocket attacks on Haifa, Israel's bombing of Beirut, and the situation in Gaza.
Tyler Cowen critiques Matt Yglesias's defense of the Senate healthcare bill's fiscal responsibility. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.
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