Almost Infinite
Max ClarkWritings about land taxation, Georgism, sortition, maybe game design, maybe the weather.
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I Fumbled Talking to a Quaker About the Land Value Tax
I was explaining the Land Value Tax to a nice Quaker lady and when she I told her that the best pieces of land would go to whomever would be willing to pay the highest land taxes, she said, “Well, then the rich would still be the only ones...
The False Hope of Long-Form Podcasts or Why Sortition Would Work
News: CBS News Radio is ending
When the internet enabled 14-minute-long highlight videos of soccer games, as opposed to the traditional 2 minute reels, I was like, “Heck yeah! Now in a few hours, I can watch all the highlights from every P...
Almost All of the Other Articles You Read Today Are Wasting Your Time
not AI art
Dear Substacker,
Every day I manage to expose myself to a bombardment of problems in human society. Probably eighteen times per day I have the urge to make a note to myself to write a blog post solving a problem. My urge is alw...
A Brief Defense of My Friend, Ian the Sortitionist
Ian Troesoyer, the Georgist who introduced me to sortition, was interviewed on the We Can Do Better podcast. Yoram Gat wrote three short critiques (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3). Both of these fellas believe in sortition and have helped me think...
Hey Siri, Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street?
In California, there’s an assembly bill proposing that mapping apps not be allowed to suggest cut-through navigation (I get all my news from Yahoo! News !). You know what I’m talking about? When there’s a bunch of traffic and Google Maps is...
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