A recording from Bryan Caplan and Richard Hanania's live video| Bet On It
Wishing you both a wonderful wedding, joyous marriage, and many children| Bet On It
The best dividing line is not technological, but moral| www.betonit.ai
Totally paranoid though not totally opposed| www.betonit.ai
A clear-cut case of GDP causing education, rather than the other way around| www.betonit.ai
My friend Jane Bambauer at the University of Florida wants your input on her new misinformation project. Here’s her pitch. Enjoy!| Bet On It
As far as I know, I’m the world’s biggest fan of the late philosopher George Walsh. Sometime in the 90s, Walsh gave the following lecture series on the philosophy of Immanuel Kant. Unfortunately, I’m missing the first three lectures, but here are lectures 4-6. (If any readers have lectures 1, 2, or 3, please send them my way!) | Bet On It
At the University of Chicago, November 7| Bet On It
20th anniversary of my prize-winning paper with Ed Stringham| Bet On It
You get hungry every day — and feeling hungry hurts. If you’re hungry enough, it’s hard to work, much less enjoy life. If you stay hungry for too long, you collapse. And then you die.| Bet On It
Nathan Hendren, one of the authors of the two “The Value of Medicaid” papers that I explored last week, kindly reached out on Friday. We had an illuminating conversation, which he has nobly granted me permission to share in its entirety. | Bet On It
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Caplan and Candor. Click to read Bet On It, by Bryan Caplan, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.| www.betonit.ai
Wikipedia's article on "Acquired Homosexuality" begins: Acquired homosexuality is the discredited idea that homosexuality can be spread, either through sexual "seduction" or "recruitment" by homosexuals or through exposure to media depictions. Au contraire! As I explain in| www.betonit.ai
The far future will be very straight, but don't feel too bad about it.| www.betonit.ai
Reflections on Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson's *Abundance*| www.betonit.ai
Prologue to commentary on Adelstein and Huemer| www.betonit.ai
An excerpt from the Introduction of *Unbeatable*| www.betonit.ai
Caplan and Candor| www.betonit.ai
A critique of Rob Henderson, with a callback to Charles Murray| www.betonit.ai
Or, "Happy Fertility Month!: Learning from the Improbable LGBT Success Story"| www.betonit.ai
