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America 1914-1929: the Red Scare
I came up with the fictional character in this story, Ralph Shaw. I had an Uncle, Ralph Shaw, married to my father’s older sister, who was a lifelong Communist. Unlike the fictional Shaw of this lecture, he was too young in 1919 to be in a...
Using AI to prepare for a seminar on AI
I have been invited to a Liberty Fund discussion seminar titled “AI and the Ownership of Judgment.” It centers on philosophical issues. The readings for the seminar are almost all unfamiliar to me, and even the titles of the five sessions I...
Tyler's Question on Iran
Tyler Cowen writes,
what is the correct way to model what they would have done had Trump and Netanyahu not attacked? And what is the correct way to model our optimal response to that? The terrible things that are happening now, do they n...
Political Economy Links, 7/13/2026
Ryan Fedasiuk writes,
No country commands the full stack of technical inputs required to unlock superintelligence, or even serve today’s AI models to billions of monthly active users. The United States may design the world’s most advance...
The War at home, 1917-1919
The next lecture in the history series. One of my favorites so far.
America 1914–1930
Lecture 2.3
The Health of the State: America Mobilized, 1917–1919
Part One: The Man in the Black Cape
In the summer of 1917, in th...
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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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