No good puns for this, but SZ plans to eat this tater.
Nov 26, 2009
Sociology, I can never quite tell if you are truly an inspirational visionary or overwrought fatuous banality. Probably I will spend a lifetime trying to decide.
Nov 19, 2009
Oldest rapper alive!
You always knew we would see the day.
Nov 13, 2009
Without studying it much, I have never been convinced that a system of capping and trading environmental degradation would ever actually work for mother earth. My main grievance is that the right to pollute is given to preexisting firms; whereas I think that the carbon credits issued by government should go to every tax payer.
This report from Democracy Now points out some of the logical holes in the cap & trade scheme.
We debated health care--now how about the environment? I think I might side with Ptera on this one.
Nov 11, 2009
Is this true? If so, why can't I find any news reports on it? Even the matrix is caught in the matrix.
Nov 1, 2009
SecTreas: “The big risk we face now is that banks are going to overcorrect and not take enough risk.”
Is this risk of no risk a poorly formulated sentence, a new form of double negative, or a pithy diagnosis of the present state of the economy?
I lean towards ruling that Geitner's "big risk" meant to say "big problem", since "big risk" implies that we are going all in on long odds for big payout. But I do not see any potential jackpot from our muddling so-called crapshoot.
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