Almost Infinite
Max ClarkWritings about land taxation, Georgism, sortition, maybe game design, maybe the weather.
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Disneyland: the Happiest Landlords on Earth
Suppose no amusment parks existed and a man named Wally builds the first amusement park. What should the rules be about how much he can charge to go to his amusement park?
You might answer: whatever amount he wants! He’s not forcing anyone...
My Public Comment to LA City Council About Sortition
The flag of the city of angels
Last Thursday, at 1 pm, the LA City Council heard public comment on the report from the charter reform commission. If you didn’t know, LA has had a bunch of “high profile” scandals in the last decade, this ki...
The Miracle in the Ashes of Los Angeles Last Saturday
Used without permission from the LA Times; I hope they sue me.
ONE. The Nightmare and the Dream
The Pacific Palisades is a neighborhood in LA. Its location is one of the most desireable on the effing planet. It is on the beach above San...
Rejected Letter-to-Editor: The CT Citizens' Assembly Needs to Consider the Best Tax Ever
This is how I wrote my letter to the NY Times urging the Connecticut assembly, as written about by Hélène Landemore, to consider Henry George’s Land Value Tax.
The NY Times ghosted me. Probably an automated ghost, as I did get an automated...
Happy IRS Day! Do You Know Who Henry George Is?
a jet engine
I was searching the internet to learn how a jet engine worked the other day, because I’m a real curious guy, you know?
Asking for an ELI5 explanation.
Turns out, there’s a combustion engine in the tail that kickstarts everyt...
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Unabashed single land value tax panacea monger. But actually, maybe sortition is more fundamental? Was homeschooled in California in the 90s.
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