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Jefferson Against Newspapers
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The Root Causes of Divorce: The Usual Suspects
The Coase Theorem and Divorce; Or, the Familial Economy of Hate
How I Would Advertise Nip/Tuck in the AER
Don't Call Me a Philistine
How to Be Mr. Popular When You're Old
Western Culture: Crisis of Confidence?
Flight of the Red Balloon: Don't Believe the Hype
Stepping on Will's Toes
Two New Fun Lectures
Married with 19 Kids = Single & Childless
Econ Prof Lead Character in New Movie
My Views on Optimal Family Size: Some Clarifications
The Debaters: A Childishly Long Reply to Will
Perceived Duty to Have Children, by Gender
Is Family Size a Gendered Issue?
Jamie-Lynn Spears' Pregnancy: What's the Problem?
Modernity and the Gender Gap: It's Counter-Intutive
Jefferson Against Newspapers
A Result I Was Happy to Hear
Emerson on Tipping Charity
The Root Causes of Divorce: The Usual Suspects
The Coase Theorem and Divorce; Or, the Familial Economy of Hate
How I Would Advertise Nip/Tuck in the AER
Birth Order and Safety
Gary Gygax, RIP
There's a Name for What I Am
Who Says Economics Causes Asperger's?
The Case for Kids: What I'm Up Against
The State of the Arts: Cowen Was Right
The Production Function and the Road Not Taken: A Question for Writers
Writers' Strike Brings Great Writing to Network TV
Miscommunication with Megan
How Can Guys Be So Lazy Around the House?
Randian Scene of the Year in There Will Be Blood
The Old-Fashioned Personality
Paternomics: Levitt's Parenting vs. Mine
Dexter and Dostoyevsky
Gladwell on IQ: My Chance to Answer Two Plausible But Over-rated Arguments
Taste for Variety
Men of Respect
The Posnerian View of Human Nature
Six Months of Intellectual Anthropology
Is Gender a Big Deal?
Experimental Game Theory at HeroCon
You Might Be An Economist If You Laugh At These Jokes
The Golddigger's Dilemma
Learn Social Science at the Grocery Checkout
Understanding Gender
The Sociology of RPGs: A Case Study in Cultural Growth
"Inessential Weirdness": Nothing Is More Essential
A Sociologist Gamer on the Sociology of Gaming
You Call This Atomism?
Economic Elitism Thought Experiment
Opera versus the NFL
Aging Rockers vs. the Long Tail
Conventional Reflections
Superheroic Dominance in U.S. Comics: A Case of Path-Dependence?
Freakonomics: The T.V. Series
The Demographic Transition
Who Wants More Kids?, Part II
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Beyond the Pale
Transporting Success
Has the Internet Helped the Socially Awkward?
Contrarian Result of the Day
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Romney: A Failure of Imagination
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Libertyman
Fighting the Religious Gender Gap
Building a Better Idiot
And a Child Shall Lead Them
I Wish I Wrote That
"Jewish Media" Proves Extremely Fair
A Kuranian Take on the Religious Gender Gap
The Far-Seeing Arnold
Milton Friedman: The Man Who Laughs
Polygamy: Facts Not Fear
Suburban Happiness
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The Fundamentalist Stereotype: A Vindication
Policing Economic Illiteracy
A Black Gamer Speaks
Cities and Educated Elites
Homage to Catalonia
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My Fake Economist Article
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The Case for Kids: What I'm Up Against (February 26, 2008)
The State of the Arts: Cowen Was Right (February 07, 2008)
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