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Clear, data-based discussions of mass homicides can get lost among political narratives.

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Questioning the Back-To-School Default ([link removed] )

by Kerry McDonald

Back-to-school time is upon us. Schooling is the default, the societally expected thing to do. But it may not be better—for you, your child, or the world you could help to create.

SCHOOLING IS THE DEFAULT. IT'S TIME TO CHALLENGE DEFAULTS. ([link removed] )

Mass Shootings Aren't Becoming More Common–and Evidence Contradicts Stereotypes about the Shooters ([link removed] )

by Christopher J. Ferguson

A lot of bad information can follow in the wake of mass shootings; clear, data-based discussions of mass homicides can get lost among political narratives. A lot of what you believe is probably wrong.

HERE ARE FOUR COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT MASS HOMICIDES AND WHO COMMITS THEM. ([link removed] )

Prince Harry Is Wrong about Overpopulation ([link removed] )

by Marian L. Tupy

There is no overpopulation problem. The global fertility rate has fallen from over five babies per woman in 1960 to 2.5 babies per woman today. Some regions of the world—Europe, North America, and China to name but a few—have fertility rates well below the replacement rate of 2.1.

COME 2100, THE WORLD’S PROBLEM MAY NOT BE TOO MANY PEOPLE BUT TOO FEW. ([link removed] )

I Immigrated to the US to Pursue the American Dream, Not to Pay for Your College Degree ([link removed] )

by Jen Sidorova

Proposing student loan forgiveness programs is just misguided. After all, a free lunch still isn’t free, and all Americans, foreign-born and natives alike, will end up paying the bills for these costly proposals. And for immigrants like me, that doesn’t quite look like the American Dream we thought we’d signed up for.

CANDIDATES WERE BACK AT IT LAST WEEK, COMPETING TO SEE WHO COULD PRESENT THE BEST STUDENT LOAN FORGIVENESS PLAN. ([link removed] )

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Thanos is Still Alive... And Everywhere. ([link removed] )

***SPOILERS AHEAD! ***

When we last talked about Thanos, we focused on the nature of resources, the value of humanity, and the history of failed overpopulation doomsday proclamations.

This time, we're following up on some of those themes with a deeper discussion of environmentalism and the role wealth creation plays in generating better standards of living for both people *and* the environment around us, then we shift gears to the concept of "central planning" and explain why Thanos is no different than countless historical and modern tyrants who believe they can easily plan out the future for billions (or trillions) of people... and what inevitably happens when things don't go their way.

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