The gig workers strike raises a question we're not asking: Can workers exit? If yes, let market pressure work. If no, then regulate. But before we rush to "do something," we need to understand the difference between empathy and good policy.
The Cost of Luxury Beliefs
Lately, I struggled to put a name to the phenomenon that I see in many elitist circles. These people are as conservative as it goes in their private life. Yet, they aggressively profess to stand by โenlightenedโ beliefs in public. Imagine my delight when I saw that someone had coined a term, โluxury beliefsโ, to... Continue Reading →
Education Never Ends
โEducation never ends, Watson. It is a series of lessons, with the greatest for the last.โ - Sherlock Holmes. In my college days, I used to flunk classes to visit the library. While the missed classes instantly reflected in poor grades, the knowledge gained at the library was of no immediate value. At the library,... Continue Reading →