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We're giving away ~$7,000 worth of gear (see below) this week to our newsletter subscribers.
Let's have some additional fun with that.
If this tweet gets at least 500 retweets today, I'll pick someone who retweets it (*and is also subscribed to our newsletter*) and send them a box of $500 worth of merch from any golf tournament they want this year.
The steps to win.
1. Retweet this.
2. Be subscribed to our newsletter at the time I pick your name (end of Tuesday).
Newsletter link in my bio.
Good luck.
I barely know what Jay from @DownToDunk looks like, but everytime I watch Vasilije Micic play I think it has to be him.
I wrote about some of my favorite podcasts!
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Fun fact - 34 years ago tomorrow - @BarrySanders rushed for 320 yards (!) on 37 carries (!) and 3 TDs in a 45-27 @CowboyFB win in Manhattan, Kansas.
#gopokes
Highly recommend @EconTalker's interview of Amor Towles. Scintillating discussion of the creative process, perseverance, and so much more.
Robert's is at his best combining masterful interviewing skills with a passion for the subject matter!
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Never sleep on 1-8 Kansas rolling into the land of the 5 stars. Second best CFB game last season.
youtu.be/t_pGIb6yA4U?t=411
Maverick by Jason Riley is v good, but I recommend starting with Sowell’s own A Personal Odyssey. Inspiring read.
“The word ‘genius’ is thrown around so much that it’s becoming meaningless,” said Milton Friedman, not a man who praised lightly. “But nevertheless I think Tom Sowell is close to being one.”
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From the Stalin biographer - two door stops of books and a third on the way - the best perspective on Russia and Ukraine I have read.
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“The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design."
-- F.A. Hayek
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Really an all-time chart here. Michael Scott would be proud. X and Y axis both elite.
Thanks, @JoeBiden.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This graph is highly misleading, only showing data from the last week or so. Data from such a small sample size is not useful in the context of the larger trend of higher gas prices (data can be found here: eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_p…)
“They [the NCAA] aren’t answering any questions today. That’s all you need to know about them.”
Shoutout @thacoachmike for speaking truth to power yesterday.
Nothing But Respect For Mike Boynton After He Went Scorched Earth And Called Out The NCAA For Being Frauds barstoolsports.com/blog/3392…
Keeping the party going. Favorite beer run of the year @SamuelAdamsBeer – at Wichita, KS
"Delta is the fourth wave of covid, and amazingly the US policy response is even more irresolute than the first time around. Our government is like a child, sent next door to get a cup of sugar, who gets as far as the front stoop and then wanders off following a puppy."
The Grumpy Economist: Covid incompetence johnhcochrane.blogspot.com/2…
Real or @TheBabylonBee – at Wichita, KS
Scientists found that vulnerable people and communities of color are disproportionately exposed to air pollution from firework celebrations on.natgeo.com/3dKx4sq
Thank you @MightyHeaton for clearly articulating my POV on the Jones Act. Utterly amazing this is actually true.
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Set sail with Captain @MightyHeaton to tour the economic wreckage of one of America's dumbest policies.
Let's Scrap the Jones Act
A 100-year-old protectionist law that makes traffic worse and goods more expensive.
"If only Americans could begin believing in politics less fervently, realizing instead that life is elsewhere."
"American faith, it turns out, is as fervent as ever; it’s just that what was once religious belief has now been channeled into political belief."
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