Gubernatorial strangleholds (based on faulty models) pose massive economic risk-in part by inflating CV deaths in the face of a declining threat. All decisions should be made at the margin-but here, the policies are fixed even as the needle has moved.
https://t.co/LGXguQ8G6h
In 1991, Senator Joe Biden held my Takings in front of Clarence Thomas as an example of poor, even dangerous scholarship. Nearly 30 years later a defense of Takings through the prism of one case, Penn Central v. NYC
https://t.co/F5BYDW3AZT
Fed Soc NEPA panel--updating after 50 yrs. W/ B. Fewell; R. Glicksman; M. Loyola; T. Male. Responses to CEQ January Report. Epstein, Loyola pro; Glicksman, Male anti.
https://t.co/WCJ0I3SGxX
Adam White and I disagree, and how. Will the curve bend back and when. Sooner than later say I, and the some movement to roll back the blockade is necessary. Firm and individual responses will work better.
https://t.co/eus92dCtbS
Interview with Dan Proft re CV--once again the dire restrictions on personal and business liberty not justified by the extrapolations from the data—will backfire economically
https://t.co/iyyYc386Iq
Reason interview w/ Nick Gillespie re corona-- skeptical take as earlier, and newer shutdowns are wild over response. Even worse than several days ago.
https://t.co/GgCjTEBAUP
My reason interview-still think quarantines an abuse, the risks overstated, and effectiveness of simple precautions, based on individualized risks under appreciated.
https://t.co/pBvLJ9yHNm
Dissenting (lonely?) view on coronavirus. Numbers do not support a pandemic verdict. Large expansion of US or world cases unlikely. Fear overreaction will cause countless dislocations of its own. Criticisms always welcome
https://t.co/ou1PvF7rpY
More caution about public response to coronavirus-don't use CV as a reason to expand compensation systems or social safety nets. Key is to stop spread of CV. Loss prevention dominates loss spreading.
https://t.co/FQDFNRdvft
Law Talk w/ Yoo & Senik -not just coronavirus but also, Catholic charities, Trump's libel suits; illegal immigration; and baseball's worst predictions. https://t.co/szIUXVoNkx
On coronavirus, and it may already be somewhat out of date, given all the closings announced today. In general, question but defer to health authorities; but do not use the virus as an excuse to introduce permanent reforms that don't make sense
https://t.co/NMZriy8Rpv
W/ Yoo and Senik—on just about everything. The residue from impeachment; faithless electors in the Sup Ct. Sanctuary cities and counties, from left and right; the ripple effects of the Astro scandal.https://t.co/0E5cXCZTCP
Attacks on rent control; in general unconstitutional as taking of landlord property; specifically unconstitutional with 2019 stabilization law on weaker theory b/c no guaranteed rate of return on public utility model
https://t.co/eEMmsKOCTW
Corporate "woeness" BlackRock Microsoft run ahead of data on global warming. Never quantify costs or benefits of their new programs, which miss obvious targets like bad forest management
https://t.co/rudjRYhZVe
Deficits and inflation—mysterious noncorrelation, but a bipartisan spending fest creates financial insecurity and could crowd out private investment
https://t.co/bp3NB7RE5N