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What did 9/11 accomplish?
Or to be more precise, what did Osama bin Laden’s evil 9/11 attack and George Bush’s knee-jerk “war on terror” response to this attack accomplish? I am tempted to say absolutely nothing, except lost lives, two pointless wars, and billions … Continue reading
Who killed Charlie Kirk?
Charlie Kirk was a prominent pro-MAGA activist, author, and media personality who co-founded Turning Point USA, a conservative campus organization. Live updates regarding this brazen political assassination are available here via BBC News as I do not trust the mainstrain media … Continue reading
Pierson v. Post (baseball edition)
Legally speaking, who should have the property right to the baseball in the film clip below: (A) the lady who was standing right in front of the ball and was just about to grab it, or (B) the man who … Continue reading
*Anna in the Tropics*
That is the title of a splendid little stage play by the Cuban-American playwright Nilo Cruz. The play is set in a family-owned cigar factory in Ybor City, Tampa, in the early 20th century. As the hot and humid immigrant workers … Continue reading
Sunday song: Polaroid love
I discovered this catchy K-pop song (via Shazam) at my university campus Starbucks on Friday morning:
*Someone is defying the Supreme Court, but it isn’t Trump*
That is the title of this provocative op-ed by Harvard law professor Adrian Vermeule. Below is an excerpt: The issue of defying court orders is still with us — but it has taken a twist. Now the defiance is coming … Continue reading
Wicked Wendi, you’re next
A jury in Tallahassee, Florida, has found Donna Adelson, the Miami Beach mother of unindicted co-conspirator Wendi Adelson, guilty of first-degree murder, conspiracy, and solicitation in the murder-for-hire of FSU law professor Dan Markel.
Adam Smith epilogue
Below is the epilogue to my forthcoming survey of open Adam Smith problems with Salim Rashid (footnotes are below the fold): “We conclude our work with, perhaps, the most difficult and contested open questions of all: who was Adam Smith, … Continue reading

