Category Archives: Social policy

Funding the Fundamentals of Biomedical Science: The National Institutes of Health in 2025 and Beyond

In the United States, the aim of the Current Administration is to support something called “gold-standard science.”  Their clear implication is that American scientists have been publishing something less than the gold standard – perhaps silver or bronze, or maybe even brass, when gold is the standard of the day (here and here).  We have […]

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Abundance of Accelerationism: Democrat Rebrand Promises to Keep Foot on the Breakdown Gas 

If Elon Musk were to really start his own political party, would that signal that the donor class no longer has any use for the Democrats? 

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Hayek’s Bastards and the Rise of Neoliberalism

The Neoliberal turn of late capitalism [1] rules our world.  Quinn Slobodian has become the voice of our time in explaining how this has happened and why.  In Globalists The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism (2020), he described, among other things, how the Liberals of Central Europe who became Neoliberals were most […]

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