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Going from the middle out and the bottom to build a small yard and a tall fence with a strong floor and no ceiling
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Likewise. I live in Brooklyn, but my kids go to school on Avenue B, so I am there several days a week. There's hardly anywhere that feels more New York, in my opinion.
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Brooks has been using this chart to sell his anti-immigrant politics for a while. Here he is back in June, predicting that the AfD would be the biggest party after the next election. No sign that getting that wrong has caused any reflection.
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The thing about immigration is that xenophobia and racism are the elite centrist position. Here's a senior fellow at Brookings, spouse of CRFP head Maya MacGuineas, explaining the mere presence of foreigners in Germany is a "problem" that someone must solve with "speed and determination."
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The "strong floor, no ceiling" thing might not sound very promising as a popular slogan; but it makes more sense if you see the problem that people like Jeffries are trying to solve is, a critical mass of formerly Dem-supporting capital-owners have abandoned them, and need to be won back over.
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I'm not sure it's helpful to think of "socialist" as a characteristic that an individual has or does not have. The important question is to what extent there is a socialist movement or socialist politics in the broader society.
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Just learned about Roy Amara's law: “We overestimate the impact of technology in the short-term and underestimate the effect in the long run.”
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Yes, I guess that’s the space I’m trying to feel my way into.
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Obviously the traditional Marxist view is that small businesses are not a useful basis for opposition to capital. But that’s more because they are doomed to lose out, than because there is not a meaningful difference between them.
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I’m not sure how far I would go with this, but it’s worth thinking if there’s a problem with the way the word “business” conflates small owner-operated firms on the one hand with fully capitalist enterprises with shareholders and professional managers on the other.
Daniel Knowles@dlknowles.bsky.social
Honestly it's funny that he is *quite literally* saying "deregulate and reduce the burden of taxation on business to create jobs" and nobody on the left will criticise him. Good.
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POV: you leave the US and visit Toronto & Montreal
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Goodbye beautiful Toronto, Canada. Until next time!
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Gonna "solve physics " though, dontcha know.
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Und in der Praxis kann es möglicherweise doch noch ein paar Hindernisse geben, bis das Geld tatsächlich bei den Gemeinden ankommt - wie dieser jüngste Bericht aus Brandenburg zeigt. bsky.app/profile/pleh...
Paul Lehmann@plehmann.bsky.social
Brandenburg hat als eines der ersten Länder 2019 verpflichtende finanzielle Beteiligung von Gemeinden eingeführt, um die lokale Akzeptanz des Ausbaus erneuerbarer Energie zu fördern. Was das gebracht hat ist allerdings unklar - und teilweise auch, ob überhaupt gezahlt wurde. taz.de/Akzeptanz-vo...
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Vom Prinzip sollte das wirklich Geld in Gemeindekassen spülen. Die spannende Frage ist aber, ob dass dann wirklich zu mehr Akzeptanz vor Ort führt. Das wollen wir in einem neuen Projekt gerade untersuchen. www.pv-magazine.de/2025/10/20/p...
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Projekt „KomFi“ untersucht Potenziale kommunaler Beteiligung für Photovoltaik- und Windkraftausbau
Das Konsortium will praxisnahe Handlungsempfehlungen für Politik und Kommunen entwickeln. Es geht auch darum herauszufinden, wofür die Kommunen die Einnahmen aus dem Betrieb der Photovoltaik- und Wind...
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Would you say these findings are consistent with statistical discrimination, if it’s so easy to change “type?”
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Indeed. Therefore this finding is just a particularly stark example of the larger fact that discrimination refutes human capital theory.
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Ah, I should have known. But then why doesn’t everyone change their name to “Elon Musk?”
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How does human capital theory survive the existence of this paper?
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