The AMA’s Misleading Narrative on Vaping Harms Public Health
The debate over vaping and e-cigarettes remains mired in fearmongering, and the American Medical Association is a key contributor to the problem.
Being Polite to Robots Might Kill Us All (But in a Really Lovely Way)
The unexpected costs of being too nice to your chatbot.
NGO: The Twenty Percent Rule
Congress should place a permanent limit on non-profit organizations taking taxpayer funds.
Strengthening Open Enrollment Laws is Key to Unlocking Public School Choice for Kids
Examining how open enrollment law design impacts public school transfer opportunities.
Replacing Entitlements: Mutual Aid for the Modern Age
We’ve got to talk about how to replace the legacy healthcare and retirement systems that are threatening to sink us all. Competing mutuals and fraternal societies can help us reimagine these systems.
The Natalist’s Dilemma: Good and Bad Ways to Increase the Birth Rate
Pro-baby birth policies, while well-intentioned, probably don’t work and could backfire.
Chesterton’s Vampire Stakes
His famous fence is a metaphor for a good heuristic. But we have to learn its limits and become rooted revolutionaries again.
How Trade Schools Can Beat a Four-Year Degree
Young people are finding cheaper paths to successful careers.
