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Jessica Paré - New York Magazine by Zachary Scott, May 2012
Paré laughs easily and often, despite a case of extreme jet lag. Bali is fifteen hours...
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Dan LuVisi is a digital concept artist working in the film, video game and comic book industry. [more work]
Star Wars Paintings by Atlanta-born artist Christian Waggoner |
“I love reflections. I mean, if you crop one of my paintings, it can be abstract, it can be surreal, it’s a play of light, a play of values, how things get distorted. You can just play around with so much. I’m now trying to take the art to see more hidden things in the reflections that people will catch.” - Christian Waggoner
Our output of failure has hardly been unremitting. We’ve only been able to fail sporadically, for reasons having to do with a blank mind, adamantine depression, and actual work that we’re unable to avoid.
“ Economic illiteracy is widespread, but why should this be a problem? Ignorance is even more pervasive in microelectronics and computer programming, and yet computer technology is nothing short of astounding.
In most fields of study, people leave science to experts and trust the correctness of their conclusions. Not so for economics: rather than leaving the matter to economists, people hold strong positions that are plainly false. Economic ignorance by itself is not the problem. As Murray Rothbard put it:
It is no crime to be ignorant of economics, which is, after all, a specialized discipline and one that most people consider to be a “dismal science.” But it is totally irresponsible to have a loud and vociferous opinion on economic subjects while remaining in this state of ignorance.
If people trusted economic theory to professional economists, their economic ignorance would be as harmless as their ignorance of most other subjects.
continue reading | the Ludwig von Mises Institute
[title: Unremitting Failure][image:more rare behind the scenes Star Wars photos]
