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September 14, 2006

Classic Catallarchy


In blogging as in most things, I prefer the timeless to the transient. I read history books, not newspapers. And if a blog entry won't be interesting in a month or a year, I'd rather not write it.

In this spirit, I just came across two posts from Catallarchy that past the test of time. Check out Trent McBride on the AMA and drug prohibition, and Scott Scheule on how to strike a quixotic blow for economic literacy.


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Bob Knaus writes:

I have a nomination for timeless econ-related blogging, though for opposite reasons of the Catallarchy posts: Arnold's prediction of perfect spherical diamonds so cheap they could be used as fuel in a woodstove.

Posted September 16, 2006 12:26 PM

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