November 27, 2008
Singapore Gives Thanks
November 27, 2008
Thanksgiving Thoughts
November 27, 2008
Emperor, Clothes, etc.
November 27, 2008
Letter of Law, Spirit of Law
November 26, 2008
Different Forms of Government
November 26, 2008
Roderick Long and the Tiny Gnomes from Neptune
November 26, 2008
When You're in a Hole, Keep Digging
November 26, 2008
Singapore's Policy Secret: Economic Literacy, Deference, or Resignation?
November 26, 2008
Notes on McArdle's Law
"Now the UN has cut its estimate of the number infected by 40%."
No, it's cut the number of new infections per year by 40%, and the total number currently infected by much less. It's also still talking about infection rates of one in four in the likes of Swaziland and Botswana, which you would agree is quite bad, would you not? And this news doesn't mean we spend too much on aid for health in Africa, though some will probably try to spin it in that direction - with the best of intentions, of course ...
Can you provide us with examples in which you were dead wrong? I'm concerned you're just overly-advertising your successes. Isn't that a type of bias?