Invisible Hand
When media analysts claim that the free market and the Invisible Hand always arrives at the best answer, try to recall the need for competitive markets and their constrained scope.
Burning Thoughts
Daily Life, Economics. “Invisible Hand”
Youthful Short Story. “Bingo Disaster”
Flash Flight of Fancy. “Time Travel”
Thinking about Thinking. “Can We Increase Our IQ?”
Creative Non-Fiction. “Staircase of Science”
Writing Craft. “Tennessee Williams Lived Here”
When media analysts claim that the free market and the Invisible Hand always arrives at the best answer, try to recall the need for competitive markets and their constrained scope.
The charm of the composing stories in the quiet, away from the hurly-burly of the Old Quarter street the house fronted, appeals even now.
The core finding is that two years of additional education increased the average IQ by 7.5 points.
Science has lost of the thread of life going down the staircase, perhaps that's why it can't find free will on the way up.
It started innocently enough. Not pleasantly, but innocently. I was engaged to be wedded on the first day of the new millennium.
Most of my year at St. Jerome grammar school was a pleasure, but Bingo Day in the 8th grade was an exception.