2007

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Not a bright idea

Tuesday - 25Dec2007 Filed in: Free Markets&Law&Ecology

Will getting rid of incandescent bulbs really save that much energy?

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United We Stand - Dragging religion into politics

Sunday - 09Dec2007 Filed in: Morality & Modern Life&Politics

The presidential candidates are missing the point by pandering to evangelicals - revised

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Supermarket theory of government

Tuesday - 04Dec2007 Filed in: Politics

Demand your right to choose nothing and have it count

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ NOTA ∙ election ∙ supermarket

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Sometimes reason wins

Friday - 03Aug2007 Filed in: Headlines&Ecology

Taking on the ethanol mythos

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ clipping ∙ ethanol ∙ corn ∙ hunger ∙ guest content

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The real reason behind Prohibition

Sunday - 29Jul2007 Filed in: Morality & Modern Life&Politics

Nothing to do with morality and everything to do with vote pandering

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ classic ∙ Prohibition ∙ Great Depression ∙ income tax ∙ skimmed ∙ War on Drugs ∙ taxes

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Faith and the public sphere

Saturday - 28Jul2007 Filed in: Morality & Modern Life

Does religion really define public morality? Should government control religion?

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The standard argument

Sunday - 15Jul2007 Filed in: Morality & Modern Life&Liberty&Free Speech

An argument against gun control has much wider application than I realized

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"Gutter punks" in San Francisco

Sunday - 03Jun2007 Filed in: Morality & Modern Life

Is it really all that different than the 1960s?

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ San Francisco ∙ homeless ∙ hippie ∙ flower child ∙ GenX ∙ Boomers ∙ bad choices ∙ personal freedom ∙ personal responsiblity ∙ compassion

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Milk shortage

Tuesday - 15May2007 Filed in: Headlines&Free Markets

Feed prices driven higher by ethanol subsidies and the reduced "government surpluses" of milk and milk products means that the price of milk is going up

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What happens when green means taking food out of mouths?

Tuesday - 17Apr2007 Filed in: Ecology&Free Markets&Headlines

The law of unintended consequences strikes again

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ clipping ∙ ethanol ∙ gasoline ∙ corn ∙ subsidies ∙ USDA ∙ Earth Policy Institute ∙ government screw-up ∙ guest content

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Blogging anonymously

Tuesday - 17Apr2007 Filed in: Can't stop the signal&Free Speech

New publication makes it easier

Tags: clipping ∙ United States ∙ Cuba ∙ Egypt ∙ Tunisia ∙ Reporters Without Borders ∙ blogging ∙ free press ∙ Robert Menard ∙ Syria ∙ Mesud Hamid ∙ equal rights

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Censorship failing, bit by bit

Saturday - 31Mar2007 Filed in: Can't stop the signal

It makes you wonder what all those repressive nations are really afraid of, doesn't it?

Tags: internet ∙ China ∙ censorship ∙ mass medium ∙ John Gilmore ∙ libertarian ∙ Sun Microsystems ∙ Time magazine ∙ distributed network ∙ connectivity ∙ information ∙ restrictions ∙ clipping

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Tradeoffs

Thursday - 29Mar2007 Filed in: Free Markets&Headlines&Ecology

Hidden costs in the popular environmental movement

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The threat of web censorship

Thursday - 15Mar2007 Filed in: Can't stop the signal

Repression grows but the fight isn't over yet.

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Latest efforts of a desperate government

Tuesday - 13Mar2007 Filed in: Can't stop the signal&Liberty

Chinese government tries to target bloggers

Tags: China ∙ internet ∙ goverment ∙ Chinese government ∙ clipping

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Common sense global warming FAQ

Friday - 02Mar2007 Filed in: FAQs&Ecology

My long delayed but necessary explanation.

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Underground computer gaming and freedom

Saturday - 10Feb2007 Filed in: Can't stop the signal

A new category and a story about defying government authority with the internet

Tags: goverment ∙ authority ∙ internet ∙ freedom ∙ Firefly ∙ Babylon 5 ∙ China ∙ Gedong ∙ Zhang ∙ Reporters Without Borders ∙ clipping

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NeoWayland's news watch from a libertarian angle

Not a bright idea

Will getting rid of incandescent bulbs really save that much energy?

United We Stand - Dragging religion into politics

The presidential candidates are missing the point by pandering to evangelicals - revised

Demand your right to choose nothing and have it count

Sometimes reason wins

Taking on the ethanol mythos

The real reason behind Prohibition

Nothing to do with morality and everything to do with vote pandering

Does religion really define public morality? Should government control religion?

The standard argument

An argument against gun control has much wider application than I realized

"Gutter punks" in San Francisco

Is it really all that different than the 1960s?

Milk shortage

Feed prices driven higher by ethanol subsidies and the reduced "government surpluses" of milk and milk products means that the price of milk is going up

What happens when green means taking food out of mouths?

The law of unintended consequences strikes again

Blogging anonymously

New publication makes it easier

Censorship failing, bit by bit

It makes you wonder what all those repressive nations are really afraid of, doesn't it?

Tradeoffs

Hidden costs in the popular environmental movement

The threat of web censorship

Repression grows but the fight isn't over yet.

Latest efforts of a desperate government

Chinese government tries to target bloggers

My long delayed but necessary explanation.

Underground computer gaming and freedom

A new category and a story about defying government authority with the internet