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Daily Archives: January 30, 2009
NPR on Keynes
I enjoyed this story from NPR: Obama Gives Keynes His First Real-World Test. It discusses the rise, fall, and rise again of Keynesian economics, the idea that the government can improve the economy through more government spending.
Posted in Current Events, Economics, Keynes, Politics
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Vaal, Part II
For background, see Vaal, Part I. As I think about the Star Trek episode about Vaal, most of what goes through my mind are religious polarities. Unlike Paul Tillich, however, I have a hard time synthesizing them or finding a … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Leviticus, Religion, Star Trek, Television
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James' Ramblings 