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Evolutionary biologist explains how Trump is destroying our political discourse Near the end of Joseph Henrich’s great new book on human evolution, The Secret of Our Success, I was stopped cold by this:  [L]anguage has at its core a rather serious cooperative dilemma: lying, deception, and exaggeration. Lying with language is...	RobLewis	09/19/2016	7	8	-	-
Is media "Clinton Fatigue" going to elect Trump? Question: do the media’s movers and shakers secretly hope that Donald Trump will be our next president? How else to explain their obsessive focus on Hillary’s non-scandals—while essentially giving the orange one a pass on his many instances of...	RobLewis	09/06/2016	20	3	-	-
David Brooks' Big Lies I normally ignore NY Times columnist David Brooks, who is such a dependable and predictable shill for the monied elites that he seldom has anything new or interesting to say. But the title of today’s piece, The Coming Political Realignment, caught my...	RobLewis	07/01/2016	6	3	-	-
Yet another reason inequality hurts everybody Mainstream economists (looking at you, Paul Krugman) tend to say “It’s possible that extreme inequality hurts the economy, but we can’t really find any evidence that it does.”  Well, here's some. Using “Big Data” research techniques, these...	RobLewis	05/21/2016	2	2	-	-
Boosting off-year turnout for Democrats Things might be a lot different in Congress and the statehouses if Democrats could get more of their voters to show up for off-year elections. But important groups like young people and minorities tend to sit them out, allowing Republicans to carry the...	RobLewis	05/12/2016	15	5	-	-
Democrats and "the vision thing" Chris Matthews ended yesterday’s Hardball show with a rant about Hillary Clinton’s lack of any agenda that might inspire voters. “Having the first woman president would be the icing on the cake…but where’s the cake?” he asked. Clinton’s pointed...	RobLewis	04/05/2016	1	4	-	-
David Brooks says "Darn it, what ever happened to civility?" The monster the Republicans have spent the last 30 years nurturing has escaped its cage, and mild-mannered lapdog of the rich David Brooks thinks it’s a pity:  www.nytimes.com/...	RobLewis	02/26/2016	11	-	-	-
Scientists ask for prosecution of climate deniers under RICO law As you probably know, the RICO Act was conceived to go after organized crime. But a group of 20 scientists has written to the Obama administration, arguing that organized climate deniers meet the ...	RobLewis	09/20/2015	334	257	4	-
Lost in Reagan's Revolution: Trust Cross-posted here I've just finished a wonderful book by Eric Beinhocker called The Origin of Wealth: The Radical Remaking of Economics and What it Means for ...	RobLewis	08/29/2015	13	8	-	-
New evidence on what really drives stock prices The conventional wisdom is that stocks go up when technology improves productivity. But an interesting new study tells us that's far from the whole story. The report is written in fairly dense ...	RobLewis	07/01/2015	15	14	-	-
Net Neutrality: analyzing the win Almost everywhere you look, the news for progressives hasn't been good. Republicans have been seizing control of state after state, and enacting terrible laws. That's what makes the victory on Net ...	RobLewis	02/27/2015	6	5	-	-
How your new Chevrolet subsidizes your boss's Cadillac (cross-posted here ) The idea in a nutshell: economies of scale achieved by mass-producing goods for the lower classes help to make high-end versions of these goods more affordable for the upper ...	RobLewis	02/23/2015	21	8	-	-
Understanding "power" vs. "energy" If you're interested in the energy that powers civilization, whether it's clean, dirty, or something else, you really need to understand the distinction between "power" and "energy". They're not the ...	RobLewis	02/03/2015	9	5	-	-
Strategy for the 2016 Congressional Elections It's amazing to see President Obama (finally) taking the initiative with a flurry of policy actions and proposals: immigration, climate change, faster Internet, methane emissions—the list goes on ...	RobLewis	01/15/2015	2	-	-	-
Paul Krugman, Dynamic Scoring, and Ross Perot As you probably know, Republicans are corrupting the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office by insisting it use “dynamic scoring”: pretending that tax cuts don’t increase the deficit, even ...	RobLewis	01/13/2015	13	12	-	-
Gayconomics: a “natural experiment” The other day I happened to overhear a conversation between two people, neither of them fundamentalists or right-wingers of any stripe. The theme of their dialogue was that adopting a gay lifestyle ...	RobLewis	01/07/2015	14	3	1	-
How Fidel Castro could have saved us from Ronald Reagan In 1979, a junior diplomat at the State Department named John Graham negotiated a deal with Cuba whereby Castro would use his good relationship with Iran to get the American hostages freed. Graham ...	RobLewis	12/18/2014	4	8	-	-
What happens to society when robots replace workers? Don't have time to comment on it, but there's an excellent piece in Harvard Business Review about the societal challenges that will soon hit us, as more and more workers are replaced by robots. In ...	RobLewis	12/11/2014	21	8	-	-
Clueless solicitation from my Congressman I just got an email from my Congressman, Rick Larsen (D-WA). It contained this: We desperately need a change in leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives to ensure Congress takes meaningful ...	RobLewis	08/30/2014	10	3	-	-
I love you, but please stop spamming me Message to all the politicians who have somehow acquired my email address: I could be wrong, but I don't think the fact that you're a politician looking for campaign contributions exempts you from ...	RobLewis	02/21/2014	14	4	-	-
OK, Republicans, what's your end game on unemployment? Republicans have lots of things to say about the problems in the job market. They don't want to raise the minimum wage because it "kills jobs". They don't want to extend unemployment benefits ...	RobLewis	02/10/2014	11	10	-	-
Once again, the Pentagon is determining U.S. industrial policy This is actually good news in a way, because it's providing a back-door subsidy to clean energy. But it blows another right-wing meme. Conservatives always recoil in horror when anybody suggests ...	RobLewis	01/16/2014	8	11	-	-
Traffic studies are so 1980s Just a quick note about this discussion on Slashdot: In the 21st century, nobody in their right mind would close critical traffic lanes just to see what happens. Traffic patterns can be simulated ...	RobLewis	01/15/2014	9	10	-	-
Gartner forecasts social unrest as technology displaces workers For those who don't know, Gartner is a leading technology research and consulting company that specializes in analyzing and forecasting where technology is going and what the likely repercussions ...	RobLewis	11/14/2013	9	11	-	-
U.N. to adopt asteroid defense plan Uh oh. The evil United Nations. is trying to get all up in our business again: I suspect this will lead to the formation of a new group of "asteroid denialists". No doubt led by Michele Bachmann. ...	RobLewis	10/31/2013	8	8	-	-
Yet another tiny cut, thanks to austerity In the "death by a thousand cuts" category: A big story on NPR's Morning Edition touts the benefits of olive oil in the diet, but notes that for maximum benefit, the oil must be fresh. ...	RobLewis	09/30/2013	12	8	-	-
The innovation guru talks politics I've long been a fan of Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen. His landmark 1997 book The Innovator's Dilemma has changed the way managers deal with innovation and competition in ...	RobLewis	09/01/2013	1	-	-	-
When can we start roasting the climate deniers? As David Atkins points out here , at least some journalists seem to be dropping their false balance, "views differ on shape of planet" posture in favor of reporting the simple, frightening facts ...	RobLewis	08/07/2013	7	3	-	-
The NSA's spying tentacles go deeper Wow. My old friend Steve Blank, a legendary Silicon Valley entrepreneur with a longstanding interest in the government's high tech spying, has described yet another way the NSA may be intercepting ...	RobLewis	07/15/2013	46	21	1	-
Republican goal: "Obama Fatigue" Remember "Clinton Fatigue"? It was the notion that people—even people who basically supported Bill Clinton—eventually got so sick of all the ginned-up "scandals" surrounding his administration ...	RobLewis	06/02/2013	32	17	-	-
WaPo reports China has stolen our military secrets. Freakout time? Looks bad: Confidential report lists U.S. weapons system designs compromised by Chinese cyberspies But if you want to be cynical, it's worth noting that claiming the Chinese have stolen the ...	RobLewis	05/29/2013	17	4	-	-
Austerity Kills Great piece on Democracy Now! about the new book The Body Economic: Why Austerity Kills . The authors estimate there have been more than 10,000 additional suicides and up to a million extra cases ...	RobLewis	05/21/2013	2	3	-	-
The conservative case for raising the minimum wage Listening to Republican politicians, you would think that the Right is unanimously opposed to raising the "job killing" minimum wage. However, there has been a good deal of serious argument by ...	RobLewis	05/12/2013	5	6	1	-
Switzerland to limit executive pay So the Swiss, those stolid, conservative burghers, have decided "enough" on obscenely high pay for corporate executives: Via Slashdot 68% of voters approved a change to their constitution: The ...	RobLewis	03/05/2013	3	7	-	-
Shock: Chinese military hacking U.S. industries Why don't we just acknowledge that both countries are doing their damnedest to hack each other? In fact, I'd be disappointed if the U.S. wasn't doing it. Duh. It's probably a good thing if China ...	RobLewis	02/19/2013	3	1	-	-
Can computers save health care? I've never really bought the story that health care expenditures are destined to just keep growing forever. All those gloomy projections assume that advancing technology will, if anything, make ...	RobLewis	02/14/2013	6	3	-	-
To beat the Taliban, we should airdrop…women! OK, headline is tongue-in-cheek. But there's a serious point here. It's well known by sociologists that having large numbers of young, unmarried men is destabilizing to a society. Often they ...	RobLewis	02/09/2013	7	5	-	-
Republican rebranding? Don't make me laugh. You thought this was going to be a post about how Republicans are trying to change the packaging without changing what's inside, didn't you? Nope. In fact, let's assume for the moment that our ...	RobLewis	02/07/2013	7	4	-	-
Do gun deaths correlate with economic pain? I haven't seen this addressed in the discussions about curbing gun violence, but it seems highly plausible that gun incidents may be correlated with the ups and downs of the economy. I'm no ...	RobLewis	02/01/2013	18	2	-	-
James Fallows and the "surveillance state" Atlantic senior reporter James Fallows has been an active private pilot for some years. Now, flying your own small plane is an expensive proposition and would be even more expensive if not for the ...	RobLewis	01/12/2013	9	1	-	-
Are Republicans headed for a "Tragedy of the Commons"? An interesting dynamic is shaping up for the 2014 House elections. It could wind up being a classic Tragedy of the Commons, wherein what is in each individual member's own interest winds up being a ...	RobLewis	12/30/2012	14	12	-	-
Some simple facts about the budget and taxes Republicans claim they want smaller government. There is a simple, proven way to accomplish this: make citizens pay for all the government they use . Do this, and you will see the public's appetite ...	RobLewis	12/30/2012	18	-	-	-
Did the Newtown shooter suffer from "Lyme Rage"? I was listening to Ed Schultz this morning when a man identifying himself as a doctor came on the air and urged that the body of Adam Lanza, the Newtown shooter, be immediately tested for Lyme ...	RobLewis	12/19/2012	25	7	1	-
Dawn of a new/old understanding of the economy? If you've been reading Paul Krugman for the last few days, you know that he's latched onto the issue of the changing distribution of income between workers and owners. He admits that he and other ...	RobLewis	12/11/2012	8	5	3	-
Taxing the rich: it's not about "fairness" Listen to just about any liberal speak about the budget and taxes these days, and it won't be long before you hear the phrase "The rich need to pay their fair share." This is one of those standard ...	RobLewis	11/25/2012	182	325	30	-
The Real War within the GOP Since last week's election, we're hearing a lot about the "war within the GOP". Oversimplifying a bit, it's described as the battle between the "Romney lost because he's not a true conservative" ...	RobLewis	11/13/2012	166	337	8	-
Dear Sarah Palin: Thanks for asking! I'm happy to report that the Hopey Changey Thing is going pretty well, thank you. I might even say surprisingly well, given that your party has done everything they can think of ...	RobLewis	11/11/2012	14	14	-	-
Fixing our elections with technology I know: nobody trusts electronic voting. Too easy to tamper with. But bear with me: there is a way to bring our voting into the 21st century. Here's one possibility: Imagine that when you ...	RobLewis	11/09/2012	12	1	-	-
What if 2012 is a mirror image of 2000? As we've seen discussed, it's entirely possible that on Tuesday, President Obama could lose the popular vote and win the Electoral College. Remind you of anything? Furthermore, we know that ...	RobLewis	11/04/2012	10	-	-	-
Republican anti-truth squad strikes again Not that this should surprise anyone, but the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service produced a report showing (yet again) that tax cuts for the wealthy do not stimulate economic growth or ...	RobLewis	11/02/2012	1	1	-	-
An easy way to make polls more accurate I know, we're all drowning in poll numbers. And we've learned that you can't always trust them. But did you know there's a way to greatly increase their accuracy? According to a new research ...	RobLewis	11/01/2012	2	3	-	-
Romney allies linked to key voting machines in Ohio Oh, great. Rick Ungar at Forbes is out with a story headlined "Romney Family Investment Ties To Voting Machine Company That Could Decide The Election Causing Concern". D'ya think? I know nothing ...	RobLewis	10/21/2012	14	16	1	-
Mitt's position on equal pay Mitt's non-discussion of equal pay in the debate was one of the clumsiest dodges I've ever seen. Clearly he's going to have to come up with something better than binders full of women. I have an idea�	RobLewis	10/18/2012	1	-	-	-
We ignore election theft at our peril Chilling article by Victoria Collier in the November Harper's : How To Rig An Election. It's chilling not because there's a lot of new information in it, but because Collier's quick tour of modern ...	RobLewis	10/16/2012	31	9	-	-
Please help me understand Mitt's tax plan OK, here's what I thought I heard Rmoney say in last night's debate: 1. He wants to cut tax rates but eliminate deductions so the same amount of revenue is raised. 2. He will never raise taxes ...	RobLewis	10/04/2012	7	2	-	29
Rush Limbaugh is clueless about poverty and nutrition Twice now I've heard Rush claim that there can't possibly be poverty and malnutrition in America because so many lower-class people are obese. And since I rarely subject myself to his rants, I have ...	RobLewis	10/04/2012	7	7	-	49
Republicans "not generating enough angry white guys" Did anyone else miss this remarkable quote from Senator Lindsey Graham (Wingnut-SC), in a WaPo report on the Republican convention: The demographics race we’re losing badly. We’re not ...	RobLewis	09/29/2012	15	4	-	112
A crucial advantage of universal health care I thought I'd heard all the arguments in favor of universal health care, but this one is new to me. And it's a powerful one. I found it reading about a study from Canada showing that people who ...	RobLewis	09/19/2012	3	5	-	50
New Study: tax cuts don't help the economy Just a quick link to this story in The Atlantic . Bottom line: in the past 65 years, tax cuts haven't helped the economy as a whole. But—surprise!—they have increased the share of wealth that ...	RobLewis	09/19/2012	8	2	-	40
Chris Hayes on Republicans and "entitlement" The always-brilliant Chris Hayes was a guest on Bill Maher's show last Friday, and made such a great point about the Republican economic argument that I have to pass it on. Hope I can do it justice.	RobLewis	09/17/2012	12	20	-	309
Evolution, Cooperation, and Climate The phenomenon of cooperation has always been a problem for evolutionary theorists. At first glance, it would seem that "survival of the fittest" rules out any organism doing something nice for ...	RobLewis	09/16/2012	7	12	2	61
Actually cutting taxes on the actual job creators Republicans claim that the way to fix the economy is to cut taxes on the rich "job creators." But this is like getting dessert before having to eat your vegetables. The rich can just pocket the big ...	RobLewis	09/11/2012	2	3	-	33
Fantasy: Mitt Comes Clean As mahhvelous as Mitt thinks it would be if the issue of his taxes would just go away, it doesn't look like that's going to happen. The public is overwhelmingly on the side of more disclosure. At ...	RobLewis	08/03/2012	3	-	-	45
About that college degree of yours… Did you know that Thomas Frank, best-known as author of What's The Matter With Kansas? , writes a monthly column in Harper's ? It's always great reading, but August's installment is a standout. ...	RobLewis	07/19/2012	12	20	-	166
Why have they gotten so blatant about it? (Cross-posted here ) Has anybody else noticed that the filthy rich and their bought-and-paid-for politicians seem to have gotten a lot more blatant lately about just telling the rest of us "Screw ...	RobLewis	07/17/2012	19	21	-	176
Jonathan Haidt gets it OK, do we need any more evidence that conservatives kick liberal ass when it comes to getting their message across to the public? Progressives have been scratching their heads about this for years, ...	RobLewis	06/24/2012	11	7	1	78
Now the Koch Brothers are after our kids My son is a high school junior and has started getting a raft of letters from colleges hoping to enroll him. But I wasn't prepared for the expensively-produced packet that arrived a few days ago. ...	RobLewis	04/23/2012	62	198	3	1170
Donald Trump: closet secessionist? Interesting story in the May issue of Harper's , about the rebuilding of the Jefferson Davis "Presidential Library" in Biloxi, Mississippi, which was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Many ...	RobLewis	04/23/2012	8	2	-	62
Texas Sen. candidate hits wingnut trifecta Folks, you've got to admire Republican Texas Senate candidate Ted Cruz, who has concocted the most excellent conspiracy theory you'll ever by frightened by. See what he did there? He managed to ...	RobLewis	03/18/2012	9	7	-	191
Santorum advocates government action to address wealth gap Rick Santorum, ten years ago: [T]oday, growing disparity between the rich and poor is one of the critical social dilemmas we face in the 21st century. I believe that the growing wealth gap is one ...	RobLewis	02/28/2012	5	7	1	67
White House publishes visual aids for SOTU I've been arguing for years (for example here ) that Obama should supplement his speeches with artfully done visual aids like charts and graphs. I mean, what's the downside? Great visuals can ...	RobLewis	02/21/2012	5	8	-	74
Could we have a little sanity about terrorism? Among the many good things in Steven Pinker's new book, The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined , is his dispassionate, fact-based analysis of terrorism around the world.	RobLewis	02/09/2012	6	7	-	45
Explained at last: the Culture Wars Blue-staters like yours truly regularly scratch our heads and puzzle over what makes those red-staters so obtuse and, well, wrong in their beliefs and political predilections. And don't you ...	RobLewis	01/18/2012	3	8	-	76
War on the Middle Class: be careful what you wish for I've just started reading Harvard cognitive scientist Steven Pinker's new book The Better Angels of our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined . The book has gotten a lot of publicity for ...	RobLewis	01/08/2012	5	4	-	136
Steven Pearlstein, wanker Pearlstein's WaPo column from 12/14 is a doozy, and one of the worst ...	RobLewis	12/19/2011	2	1	-	47
Harvard innovation guru: Pursuit of profit is killing the U.S. economy If you can name even one Harvard Business School professor, it's likely to be Clayton Christensen, one of the few superstars in this rather dry domain. Starting with his landmark book The ...	RobLewis	12/08/2011	199	318	37	1835
Tom Friedman on enemies (and bipartisanship) I was rummaging through some old notes and came upon this quote from the Great Wise Moustache himself, Tom Friedman: There is nothing more difficult to fight than an enemy whose only ...	RobLewis	09/24/2011	2	-	-	34
What do the plutocrats have planned for us? Hardly a day goes by without a shocking new statistic about America's vast and growing wealth inequality. At some point, the pain level for average citizens will get high enough that they're going ...	RobLewis	06/13/2011	19	7	-	122
Proof that truth has a liberal bias What a concept: a public policy professor and his class at Hamilton College actually went back and checked 472 predictions by members of the chattering class to see how they turned out. ...	RobLewis	05/02/2011	6	15	1	119
Making the case for regulation I'm in the middle of Oxford economist Ha-Joon Chang's great new book, ...	RobLewis	04/30/2011	27	17	-	111
Bank of England admits "too big to fail" led to crisis Andy Haldane, who carries the imposing title of Executive Director, Financial Stability of the Bank of England, said in ...	RobLewis	02/22/2011	1	-	-	11
Villagers: real estate collapse? What real estate collapse? If you needed any more evidence that the Villagers in DC are utterly isolated from the concerns of the "real Americans" they claim to represent, look no further ...	RobLewis	12/29/2010	18	4	-	43
It's no fun being rich if other people aren't poor Did you ever just ask yourself, what do those rich folks really, in their heart of hearts, want? Why do they spend so much money buying politicians to coddle them so outrageously? The obvious ...	RobLewis	12/10/2010	19	24	-	65
Tax cuts and evolutionary psychology Among the miscalculations that the Obama administration has made about renewing the Bush tax cuts is one that isn't strictly political but could certainly affect the outcome. I'm speaking of their ...	RobLewis	12/07/2010	4	6	-	57
Don't buy their "reform" framing! I've been puzzled for a long time why Democrats and progressives persist in letting the right wing control the conversation about basically everything. A lot of it is because we unthinkingly adopt ...	RobLewis	12/05/2010	5	-	-	15
US health care costs vs. other countries: it's worse than you think The International Federation of Health Plans has published a report comparing costs for various health care items in ...	RobLewis	11/26/2010	25	17	1	68
Inoculation time for Obama and the Dems OK, let's review: 1. Rush Limbaugh's greeting to our new President was "I hope you fail." 2. Republicans did their best to make the health care bill his "Waterloo." 3. They have vowed not to ...	RobLewis	11/17/2010	4	9	-	54
Private prison companies secretly pushed anti-immigration law NPR is reporting that Arizona's "papers please" anti-immigration law was secretly conceived and promoted by the private ...	RobLewis	11/12/2010	11	9	-	41
Drew Westen nails Obama's problem…a year ago If you didn't catch Drew Westen's analysis of what's wrong with Obama's governing style when it came out last December, ...	RobLewis	11/04/2010	841	636	29	432
Ross Douthat disses St. Reagan How gratifying to learn that at least one prominent conservative (Ross Douthat) has been forced by actual historical facts to admit that Saint Reagan's two "big ideas" in economics—the Laffer ...	RobLewis	09/27/2010	7	14	-	49
Time for a Hail Mary? OK, I know: All Politics is Local . However, these aren't normal times. Maybe, just maybe, there's a national message that the Democrats need to get out there. Basically, it's that voting ...	RobLewis	09/21/2010	6	1	-	52
Re: Krugman. "Starve the Beast" doesn't work In today's column , Paul Krugman argues that [t]here has always been a sense in which voodoo ...	RobLewis	07/16/2010	10	20	1	62
Harvard Biz School Prof: competition increases health care costs Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School is one of the most respected thinkers on business innovation, and his book, The Innovator's Dilemma , was a landmark in the field. His analysis ...	RobLewis	06/03/2010	17	16	3	39
Appeals court rules corporations have right to "personal privacy" From TechDirt : Should companies have privacy rights? With recent legal rulings suggesting that companies have ...	RobLewis	05/27/2010	46	39	3	34
Who woulda thunk? People like fact-checking! Greg Sargent in the WaPo: Has anyone else noticed that the Associated Press has ...	RobLewis	05/21/2010	4	10	-	38
Three Mile Island redux? Don't bet on it. I know there is quiet rejoicing in certain circles, over the thought that the Deepwater Horizon disaster will be the "Three Mile Island of offshore drilling." That is, the signal event that turns ...	RobLewis	05/04/2010	23	6	1	63
Hilarious: Frank Luntz concern trolling for Dems I didn't see this mentioned anywhere, but Frank "Machiavelli" Luntz is lending his awesome skills to ...	RobLewis	04/29/2010	44	13	-	37
Continuing the iPad argument… OK, my title is maybe a little misleading. Perhaps it should say "Continuing the open vs. closed system argument…" or "Continuing the Apple vs. everybody else argument…". No matter. If ...	RobLewis	04/12/2010	39	2	-	30
Texas strikes another blow for Constitutional rights Oh, great: AUSTIN – Republicans on the State Board of Education Thursday soundly rejected a Democratic-backed proposal to require that Texas students be taught the reasons behind ...	RobLewis	03/11/2010	22	10	1	27
Is "cognitive fluency" the new "framing"? Very interesting article in today's Boston Globe, on the subject of "cognitive fluency." Simply stated, this ...	RobLewis	02/07/2010	20	22	2	189

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