Sitemap - 2013 - David Friedman’s Substack
"Most Admired"—Interpreting Statistics
Sharia: Constitutional (1). Fiqh: Constitutional (2)
Evaluating Controversial Claims
Is RSA Liable to Damages for Fraud?
Science Has Almost Caught Up with Science Fiction
Deducing the Past: The Maya as an Example
Will the Obamacare Mess Hurt Hillary?
Electric Blue Book: An Open Source Proposal
Legal Insurance as a Commitment Strategy: A Solution to the Patent Troll Problem
Obama, Silicon Valley, and Learning by Testing
The Second Amendment in the 21st Century
The Killer App for Google Glass
Multitasking or Parallel vs Serial Thinking
More on Selective Enforcement as Legislation
Selective Enforcement as Legislation
How to Admit Students to College
How Bar Passage Rates Should Be Reported
Consequences of the Failure of Obamacare
Iran's Nuclear Program and the Political Time Horizon
For Anyone Who Would Like to Hear Much More of Me
Social Security and the Debt Limit
Singapore, China, and the 21st Century
More on Debt Limit and Default
Atheism and Morality: A Response To Dennis Prager
Authenticity, Status and SCA Culture
Pachauri Confuses Levels With Rates of Change
A Belated Reply to Brad DeLong
A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste
Humans are Better Than Computers at ...
An Expert Account of What NSA Can Do and How to Protect Yourself
A Record for the University of Virginia?
Legal Consequences of NSA et. al.?
Ignorance, Rhetoric, or Am I Missing Something?
Authenticity in Historical Recreation
The Correlation Between Intellect and Pulchritude
A Bilateral Hostage via Bitcoin
Diamonds, Advertising, DeBeers and Sex
The Puzzle of the Other Hockey Stick
Laws, Norms and Shopping Carts
James Clapper and the Issue of Selective Prosecution
What Went Wrong with Islamic Law?
Gay Marriage and The Obligations of Contracts
What is the Default Afterlife?
Vinge, Heinlein the Sagas and Me
Wael Hallaq 0/Francis Galton 2
Art and Wine Festivals and Art
James Hanson Gets it Partly Right
How Strongly do Believers Believe: Historical Evidence
Hard Line Natural Rights: Alternatives To
Jason Brennan Defends, I Reply
Ted Nelson Thinks He Has Identified the Creator of Bitcoin
A Question for Bleeding Heart Libertarians
Cartoon Libertarians, Social Justice, and Bleeding Hearts
Benghazi and Intra-Party Politics
The Binding Constraint on Book Length
A Positive Health Effect From Smoking
A Defense of Traditional Islamic Law
Seduction to Matrimony—from PUA to Red Pill
The Greatest Post Ever Written?
More Notes on Muslim Law and Misreading Thereof
The Importance of Right Makes Might
"Obesity and Rising Incomes:" A Blogging Puzzle
Faith vs Reason: Mutazilites, Ash'arites, et multae Caetera
From Imperial China to West Virginia
Bad for Us, Bad for You, Bad: Different Justifications for Restricting People
Time Inconsistency and the Welfare State
Which Side Are You On? Robert Wolff, Murray Rothbard, and Me
How to Lie With Statistics: A Recent Example
Global Warming: Implications of the Current Data
Why Landsburg's Puzzle Is Interesting
Response to Bork and Landsburg
"Feud" v "Feudal": Sound is not Meaning
The Economics of Finding a Wife
Landsburg v Bork: What Counts as Injury?
Mann v. Hansen: They Aren't All the Same
Patent Litigation Seen as a Feud System of Law Enforcement
Academic Orthodoxy: Official Lies
Diversity and Academic Open Mindedness
Could You Make a Living from RPG's?
The Kind of Teaching I Like to Do
The Scary Thing About Having Kids
Global Warming: Economists' Views
Ideological Betrayal, Left and Right
For those who like listening to me
A Note on Economic Methodology
The Other Half of the Global Warming Problem
How to Spend a Million Dollars to Promote Liberty
Could a Bare Bones Law School Succeed?
Silent Speech as a Keyboard Alternative
Why Does Anyone Fly Business Class?
My Europe Trip: Final Thoughts
Overcharging: The Aaron Swartz Case
European Notes: The Milan Taxi Industry
European Notes: The Obesity Gap