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Amid the race-hustling and shakedowns, Jackson showed a genuine concern for America’s forgotten men. The post Jesse Jackson Was Populist, for Good and Ill appeared first on The American Conservative
Mostly about geopolitics, plenty of fresh content. And here is the transcript. Excerpt: Jon Finer: Should the United States be willing to take military action to defend Taiwan? It’s a thorny question for politicians to answer, but we’d be interested in your view. Tyler Cowen: Well, this is what economists would call a mixed strategy. […] The post Podcast with Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related StoriesA Republic, if you can keep itLiberal AII guess Mexic...
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U.S. partners don’t trust Washington to pursue a coherent strategy. The post Why Trump Can’t Get Asian Allies to Help in Iran appeared first on The American Conservative
Xi Jinping's paranoia, rapidly changing technology, and the limitations of China's system could cut short the Chinese Century
No. Let’s say AI is improving very rapidly, and affecting the world more rapidly and more radically than I think is plausible. Let’s just say. All of a sudden there are incredible things you can spend your money on. Since there is (possibly) radical deflation, you might be tempted to just hold all your money […] The post Is there an aggregate demand problem in an AGI world? appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Comments“Since there is (possibly) radical deflation, you might be . by Dave TRel...
National numbers look good for Democrats. The early primary races look murkier
Israel’s war in Gaza has caused high numbers of maternal and neonatal deaths, say two reports