Brian Gongol


Says he disagrees with current leadership

Meanwhile, Iran's former president (a pro-reform type) will be visiting the US next month

Lawyer defending CIETC gets the quote right, but the intent wrong -- making laws definitely cannot change human nature, but at the same time, lawmakers need to consider the incentive structures they create and to realize that those incentive structures can make good people do bad things keep bad people from doing whatever they want

Beyond the long list of disasters that could have been averted through better economic knowledge, there are current-day issues like rampant inflation in Zimbabwe (1,000% annually) that make it impossible for ordinary people to plan for their futures. The failure to deal with hyperinflation is a crime against humanity.



Of course, that fertility gap pales in comparison to the one between developed and developing nations

What about violence against a guy who slaughters a perfectly good song by Outkast by turning it into milquetoast coffee-house crap? At the very least, his guitar should be set on fire.
