After premature and, in some way, accidental start at the beginning of this month, “Economics of Plenty” is finally set up and ready to go. If you want to get at least a very faint idea of what is going to be published here, please read the “About” section. What I intend to achieve is establishing a predictable schedule for writing and publishing. My first promise with respect to this effort is that I am going to deliver new article every Sunday and that each of them is going to be at least two and a half thousand letters long. I will avoid writing posts containing nothing more but a quick comment under a quote from somebody else. This style may be good for Tim Worstall (and it serves him great!) but not for me.
The first article will cover some thoughts about Julian Simon, overpopulation and architecture. All these subjects seem to fit each other perfectly.
See you next Sunday!
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Next Sunday came and went, even next Monday is now a history and I still have not delivered the article. So my first promise is already broken. But it is being written, make no mistake about it!
Taaaaa……
Żarło, żarło i zdechło?
The article on cities in currently saved as a draft. As usual I intend to break my former promises regarding the blog. It has low priority in my life at this point but it will still serve me as a place to insert random thoughts, (hopefully) get some comments and discuss with others. Do not be surprised if you see me writing comment after comment under my own posts. This may be often be the case as this way of writing mirrors my style of thinking. I battle myself intellectually every day.
All in all, It seems that Tim Worstall is the king and that he has found a perfect form for a blog written by a person who tries to multitask big time.