January 11, 2009
Once upon a time in an American town there was a well-liked All-American boy named Billy Jones. Billy wanted to attend his nearby state college. Being well-liked, people in his neighborhood paid him $15 per week to mow lawns so that he can save up for his college expenses. It seems like a nice deal. Billy is happy he is paid for his service and people are happy they have gained more free time and decreased their weekly burdens… all for a fair price.
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January 1, 2009
Reuters has just released a piece about a foolish politician, Connecticut lawmaker Frank Nicastro, suggesting that it is his duty to bailout failing newspapers. Obviously this is a absurd suggestion, but the absurd is the rule and not the exception in recent times.
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