Jackonomics
Jack WhitcombA nonfiction blog, but only when I'm not wrong. Topics include economics, politics, and philosophy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 117 | Subscribers | Read | jackonomics.substack.com |
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Republicans aren't heading for an electoral disaster (but they'll probably lose)
If you only knew about the war in Iran and President Trump’s current approval rating, you’d be certain of an oncoming blue wave in the November midterm elections, where 35 seats in the US Senate and all 435 US House seats will be up for ele...
Non-Specificity Is the Ruler of Bad Arguments
I could just call this a post about the motte-and-bailey fallacy, which would make it unoriginal and boring, because there are plenty of people who have written about it already and provided examples of it. But when people engage in that fa...
Many billionaires are moral people
Billionaire hatred mostly goes unquestioned, partly because questioning it makes you look like a plebeian bootlicker. It’s often very wrong, and many of the people who argue that we should take away their wealth are not much better than whi...
Model Update: Democrats *Might* Win the Senate
Here’s the headline figure: the model thinks Republicans have about a 72.5% chance of retaining control of the Senate. Of the 35 seats up for election, they will most likely win ~21.4, losing about 1 seat and keeping the rest, on net, givin...
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