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Bryan Caplan on UATX
Bryan Caplan writes,
UATX spurns holistic admissions, automatically admitting students with a 1460+ SAT, 33+ ACT, or 105+ CLT. But by my lights, their students had much better personalities than top schools that officially put high weigh...
America, 1898-1914: social movements
I believe that the resemblance that these social movements have to movements that we see today is legitimate. See whether you agree. As usual in these lectures, this is a collaboration between Claude and me.
America 1898–1914
Lectur...
Nonprofit Links, 6/23/2026
Nan Ransohoff writes,
Some directional napkin math suggests that adding up philanthropic pools from just three sources – (1) the OpenAI Foundation, (2) Anthropic founders, and (3) Anthropic employees – translates to an additional ~$37B o...
America, 1898-1914: The Federal Reserve
Continuing my collaboration with Claude. I want readers to take away that the origins of the Fed were nothing like what it is today.
America 1898–1914
Lecture Six
Money in Motion: Banking, Panic, and the Federal Reserve
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AI links, 6/21/2026
Greg Lukianoff writes,
If AI becomes a tool for enforcing elite consensus, it won’t need to ban books. It can simply make certain questions harder to ask, certain arguments harder to formulate, and certain conclusions harder to imagine....
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Arnold Kling earned his Ph.D in economics from MIT in 1980. He worked at the Fed and later at Freddie Mac. In 1994, he started one of the first businesses on the Web, selling it in 1999. He writes at arnoldkling.substack.com
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