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It’s Time to Shelf the Myths About Food Prices
Measure the time needed to earn the money to pay for a meal. That’s what matters.
Jan 13
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Marian L Tupy
and
Gale Pooley
15
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Doomslayer: Progress Roundup
Faster growth in Africa, a huge new trade deal, the first vaccine for a deadly bat virus, and more.
Jan 11
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Malcolm Cochran
16
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The Misdiagnosis of American Mental Health
Chris Ferguson joins Adam Omary to discuss American mental health, cognitive biases, and the dangers of narrative overreach.
Jan 10
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Adam Omary
and
Christopher J Ferguson, Ph.D.
12
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1:17:21
Why Your Groceries Are Cheaper than Kevin McCallister’s
Since 1990, grocery abundance has increased by 43.2 percent for blue-collar workers.
Jan 6
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Gale Pooley
30
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Doomslayer: Progress Roundup
2025 in review. Plus a free trade island, new research on inequality and mental health, and more.
Jan 4
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Malcolm Cochran
26
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December 2025
Our Editor’s 2025 End-of-Year Missive
Another year comes to an end and, judging by some of America’s smartest commentators, it shan’t be missed.
Dec 31, 2025
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Marian L Tupy
35
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Doomslayer: 1,084 Reasons the World Isn’t Falling Apart
A list of all the good news we collected this year.
Dec 29, 2025
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Malcolm Cochran
35
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How a Century of Progress Changed Christmas
Why O. Henry would be shocked by holiday giving in 2025.
Dec 24, 2025
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Adam Omary
31
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The Christmas Miracle of Toy Abundance
Get 14.5 toys today for the price of one in 1978.
Dec 22, 2025
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Gale Pooley
15
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Doomslayer: Progress Roundup
Agricultural resilience, the fruits of Indian economic growth, a real-world housing policy experiment, and more.
Dec 21, 2025
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Malcolm Cochran
25
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American Poverty Is a Measurement Problem
Bad measurement choices dramatically distort the picture of poverty and inequality in the United States.
Dec 20, 2025
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Marian L Tupy
and
Scott Winship
18
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1:01:12
The Psychology of Moral Progress
Our competing moral assumptions are instinctual, but not arbitrary.
Published on The Psychology of Progress
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Dec 16, 2025
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