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What are the potential effects of U.S. military actions in Iran on our country's future and its relationships with other nations?
The Pentagon publicly identified four of those killed in the ongoing military campaign against Iran
What can be done to improve safety and prevent violence in prisons in Sri Lanka?
Inmates and guards killed in deadly fighting at Sri Lanka prison
No one in the US cares about the UK
The article explores the diminishing interest Americans have in the UK, highlighting a shift in focus towards domestic issues and away from international relations.
The truth about America’s new “socialists”
Donald Trump has been warning of a "communist menace"
How to solve the Neet crisis
The article explores potential solutions to the ongoing NEET crisis in India, examining the socio-economic factors contributing to youth disengagement from education and employment.
UFC Legend Dustin Poirier: I Lost My Mind. I’ll Never Let It Happen Again.
UFC legend Dustin Poirier reveals why he can't bring himself to watch the arrest video, the paid deals he's already lost, his vow to never drink again, and why the hardest fight of his life is happening off the mat. Dustin Poirier (“The Diamond”) is a retired UFC lightweight fighter with a 30-10 record, best known as the only man to knock out Conor McGregor in MMA. He founded The Good Fight Foundation with his wife, Jolie, in 2018 and now appears periodically as a desk analyst on UFC broadcas...
*What Makes a Great Composer?: A Data-Driven Exploration of Music History*
A very good book, forthcoming, by Karol J. Borowiecki and Marc Lawx, here is the Amazon link, here is the Princeton University Press page. The post What Makes a Great Composer?: A Data-Driven Exploration of Music History appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsLaw, not Lawx by Glenn Mercer“What Makes a Great Composer?: A Data-Driven Exploration of . by deariemePeak economics imperialism. by MLCRelated StoriesRent Control: The Ceiling TrapJackson Dahl podcasts with me and Nabeel on ae...
The history of heat deaths in Europe (from my email)
I will not double indent, all of what follows is from economic historian Daniel Gallardo Albarrán of the Netherlands: “…you posted a link to an article on how Europe became the world champion of heat deaths. Something that the article did not cover, which I find particularly outrageous is that Europe used to be at the forefront of […] The post The history of heat deaths in Europe (from my email) appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related Stories*What Makes a Great Composer?: A Data-Driven...