One of the essential principles of economics we teach our students is that people respond to incentives. It seems like a self-explanatory principle but it is one of the more difficult ones to grasp, as you don’t often get what you expect. Read More
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Freedom of speech should be about empowering the weak voices against tyrannical rulers, not about giving platform to prejudice. But as it currently stands, freedom of speech is the last refuge of scoundrels who want to spread their hateful ideologies with impunity, causing suffering to others or denying that the suffering ever existed.
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Rainbow Road: Edmonton supergroup Didgin’ for Rainbows bids farewell with their first and last album
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By Scott Meeberg A clown funeral, competing Justin Trudeau and Andrew Scheer attack ads, and an incredible NWA parody about... Read More
By Miya Abe Demo Gorgon hosts Saturday Night HIStory, a vaudevillian variety show that also features four women, all of... Read More