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Revision as of 16:47, 2 December 2021
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Contents
Candidates for Best Dozen Articles I've Read in 2021 and the MIT Free Speech page.
Covid
- Civil Rights and Rule by Decree and covid and Covid Gear and Precautions and Covid Origins and Covid Party Line Flip Flops a
- Pandemic Policy and Polls and Pulse Oximeters
Economics
- Coase Theorem Examples and The Common Carrier Theory of Facebook and Contracts and Convertible Indexed Consols
- Finance and Free Trade
- Management and Mathematics and Minimum Wage (Card-Krueger New Jersey study)
- Parler v. Amazon and Paternalism and Personal investing and Poverty and The economics profession and The Prosperity of Ching China
- Recycling and Refereeing
- Scholarly Misconduct and Schumpeter and Seminar Notes and Socialism and Statistics
Education
- Cancellings and Childrearing and Colleges
- Teaching and Test Prep and Test Scores
- The undergraduate law major and and Unionized Schools and Universities and University Reform
Law
- Clothing and The Common Carrier Theory of Facebook and Contracts and Crime
- Disbarring evil lawyers
- Embargo Contracts for News
- False Accusations and the FBI and FOIA and Free Speech Law
- Impeachment and The Indiana Legal Trust and the IU Trustees and Intellectual property and International Law
- Lawyers and Legalism in religion and Leviticus and Litigation Finance
- Pardons and and Parler company and and Police Shootings and Police Tactics and Product Law: Fraud, Trademark, Copyright, Patent
- Settlements and Settlement That Hurt the Public and Specific versus General Jurisdiction for Corporations
- Tax Law and Title IX Law and Torts and Transition Rules in Administrative Law and Trent Colbert
- Yale Law School's Amy Chua and Trent Colbert.
Living
- Advice and Architecture and Art
- Badly Designed Productsand Best Things of 2020 and Best Things of 2021 and Candidates for Best Dozen Articles I've Read in 2021 and Bloomington Employers
- Card games and Computers and Conversation
- Marriage and Movies and Musical Instruments
- Obesity and Obituaries
- Parenting and Places to Go and
Presents and Python
- Search engines and Shopping and Sickness and Smoking and Stories
Places
Politics
- Cancellings and The CIA and The Common Carrier Theory of Facebook and Communists and Conservatives and Corruption and Countries and Covid-19
- The Deep State and Dictators and Diplomats
- Identity Politics/Tribalism and Immigration and Impeachment and The Imperial Presidency and Indiana Politics and Inequality and Israel
- The January 6 incident: 2020 Capitol Crowd and Judges
- The Nation and Nixon and Nuclear power
- Political philosophy and Political Prisoners in the US and Politicians and Politics generally and Politics and Pontius Pilate As Politician
- Practical Tips on Woke Mobbing
- The Press as an arm of the Democratic Party
- Public Intellectuals
Religion
- Ecclesiology and Ethics
- Pastors and Peter's Denial and Political Economy in the Bible and Pontius Pilate As Politician and Prayer
Research
- Bad Supreme Court Writing As Exemplified in ''Ford v. Montana'' (2021)
- Bankruptcy--Casey and Macey on Hertz and Absolute Priority
- Bankruptcy--Skeel on Christian Bankruptcy
- Equity-- Why Not Have Enough? and Evaluation in Organizations
- Heteroskedasticity and Hundred Flowers Bloom Model
- The Indiana Litigation Trust (formerly named The Indiana Legal Trust)
- Nondisclosure Clauses
- An Old Man's Stories and Ostracism in Japan and Outliers
- Regulation Book
- Riker Book
- Shrinkage
- Specific versus General Jurisdiction for Corporations
- Talks: Polarization and Splitting a Pie (January 19, 2021)
- Notes for My Book-in-Progress on Writing, Talking, Listening and Thinking
- 1933 Germany
Science
Thinking
- Bias in Research and Boasting and Books for My Children To Read and Books I Find Myself Reading Over and Over
- Randomness and Reading and Remembering to Think
Writing
- Notes for My Book-in-Progress on Writing, Talking, Listening and Thinking. See also Coding and Tables of Numbers and Figures and Diagrams and Social media and C. P. Snow, Good Judgement and Winston Churchill and Indefinite Pronouns and Writing Right Right Now. and Writing Style. and Rewriting Abstracts and Diagrams. and Careful Writing Requires Work.
- Bad Language and Bad Supreme Court Writing As Exemplified in ''Ford v. Montana'' (2021) and Big Picture Overview Writing and Big Words and Book reviews: Curiosity, by F.H. Buckley
- Fallacies and Fiction Links and Footnotes
- Journals and Journalism
- PhD students and Phrases and Poems and Procrastination and The Publishing Business and Punctuation
- Reading as an activity and Books to Read and Rejection and Rhetorical Phrases
Miscellaneous
- History and Homosexuality
Administrative and Wikimedia Help
- Twitter Tweets
- Using MediaWiki for organizing your personal website and
- Rasmapedia administration
- Notes on various things
- Help:Formatting
- My Wikipedia useful command page.
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MediaWiki:Common.css
I have not figured out how to include templates. The documentation is bad on how to include them in a wiki.
