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American Fossil Fuel Advocate Alex Epstein to Talk Energy Poverty and Hold Meetings with African Leaders at African Energy Week (AEW) 2023 in Cape Town ahead of Conference of the Parties (COP28)

Our constitutional republic enables individual decision making, ideally made after carefully weighing pros and cons. Mandatory preoperative informed consents for medical/surgical procedures document discussion of benefits and risks. In totalitarian

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

In 1964, Leonard Read wrote a genealogy from the perspective of a pencil, demonstrating the vast, complicated web of the structure of production that is handled by the division of labor on free markets.

While the world is literally burning up.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

"Solar and wind exist in large quantities exclusively in places where they are given massive government preferences. When you look at where solar and wind are used, you will invariably find subsidies"

It was historic and utterly unsurprising. The U.S. Supreme Court found race-based university admissions policies to be unconstitutional on Thursday, forcing universities across the country — Northwestern included — to rethink the way they evaluate applicants. University President Michael Schill responded by affirming NU’s commitment to diversity, pledging to work within the law to pursue...

Rather than debate climate alarm and forced energy transformation, CGI wants to assume it and race down Hayek’s Road to Serfdom, the Utopia being Climate Stability (or some such thing).

Readers respond to an essay by a Central Park birder. Also: A worker shortage; wrongful convictions; politicized courts; reparations and tax relief.