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... See moreThe aspect of Scott Buchanan’s life to which this memoir relates began, for me at least, with a college lecture he gave in October of 1944.
The lecture was a flight of high speculative fancy in which he tried to imagine the features of a Republic of Learning joined with a political republic.
If man is a political animal, his virtues compromised and
William Zitser
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Lisa Sharon Harper • The Very Good Gospel: How Everything Wrong Can Be Made Right
Students who have been treated as smart since elementary school may go off to private colleges that spend up to $350,000 per student per year. Meanwhile many of the less gifted students, who quickly perceive that teachers don’t value them the same way, will end up at community colleges that may spend only $17,000 per pupil per year. By adulthood,... See more
David Brooks • How the Ivy League Broke America
The Privatization Of Everything | how America sold itself out
youtube.comfuture. One of the main lessons of behavioral economics is that small changes to the environment we live in matter.