Monday, August 31

Clearing the Tabs August 31, 2020

Some things I've read so far in the second half of this month, or will be reading soon. It appears that a lot of people are staying at home looking for things to read, so I've broken this month into two parts again, and will probably keep doing this for a while.

August 18
Strengthen America by Strengthening Families

The Make-Believe Postal Service Panic and the Tenth Theorem of Government

August 20
California’s Dysfunctional Electricity Policies may lead to more Blackouts


August 21
Time to Shut Down the Ethanol Racket

The Heartland’s Revival

When Your Intellectual Heroes Let You Down

August 25
Work Sharing: A Really Bad Idea That Just Won't Die

August 26
America Still Needs Reaganism

One sign at a time, Pennsylvania veteran makes the world a better place

During the quiet time of 2020, I discovered a fascinating podcast. The podcast was very addictive and I found waiting for the new episode every Wednesday to be excruciating. The podcast technically ended in July, but they mystery and the investigation continued. One interesting aspect of the podcast was the investigative journalist asking for listener help in several areas. So a little after the podcast technically ended, Missing In Alaska has produced an updated episode with new findings, mostly the findings of listeners. Take a listen, maybe you can help too.


August 27
Why It’s So Lonely at the Top
Work friendships are crucial to happiness. What happens when you can’t make them?

Europeans Discover the Myth About 'Safety Nets' the Hard Way

August 28
Three Things Trump Is Getting Right, and Democrats Ignored
China is trouble, cities are in trouble, and endless anarchic protests aren’t a way to win over suburban voters.

Reform, Not Defunding
Black communities around the United States want better interactions with law enforcement, not the abolition of police departments.

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