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How to make morality-based decisions | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

How to make morality-based decisions | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Much of the current political conversation seems crude, hostile and immoral. Yet our country's founders stressed that a virtuous, educated and moral citizenry is critical for the functioning of our democratic republic.

How Did The Fed Come Up With That 2% Inflation Target? Consider The Facts - Vimarsana News

How Did The Fed Come Up With That 2% Inflation Target? Consider The Facts

An article discussing the confusion and challenges surrounding the Fed's 2% inflation goal for the US economy, highlighting the higher long-term average and...

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Amazon's Book Sale Is Here: Save Big Now

Get ready for huge savings on thrilling best-selling books available on Amazon!

I'm starting a new anti-FIRE movement called CHILL, says ANDREW OXLADE - Vimarsana News

I'm starting a new anti-FIRE movement called CHILL, says ANDREW OXLADE

Escaping the rat race has always held appeal but the allure appears to be growing and becoming more intense.

[Antara Haldar] The psychologist who convinced economists that to err is human - Vimarsana News

[Antara Haldar] The psychologist who convinced economists that to err is human

The recent passing of psychologist and Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman is an apt moment to reflect on his invaluable contribution to the field of behavioral economics. While Alexander Pope’s famous assertion that “to err is human” dates back to 1711, it was the pioneering work of Kahneman and his late co-author and friend Amos Tversky in the 1970s and early 1980s that finally persuaded economists to ...