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Comment #2885869
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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Comment #2818504
Please cite specifically what you're referring to as "political propaganda". Is it the claim that students don't have much of a choice when it comes to public schools? If so, to ca…
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Comment #2818370
The "appeals to authority" fallacy applies when I'm citing non-experts (like if I'm citing Chomsky for an economics issue). CATO is overwhelmingly filled with PhDs in Economics, an…
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Comment #2818112
Well, only 2 are dead, and those two (Hayek and Friedman) are probably the most famous libertarian economists/thinkers. I think it would be safe to assume they would support the ar…
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Comment #2818068
"the Cato free-market spin is questionable and not terribly well suited to Hacker News, IMO" Sorry, but you dismiss Cato because of its "free-market spin" and then call its main th…
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Comment #2818008
Why would you automatically declare an organization like Cato, which comprises a lot of living and dying Nobel Laureates (10 in fact) and read by a large number of PhDs in economic…
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Comment #2817944
"Cato free-market spin is questionable and not terribly well suited to Hacker News" As if Hacker News is somehow more qualified on economic issues than Cato, which has 10 Nobel Lau…
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Comment #2817923
I think you might be experiencing the Dunning-Kruger effect. The CATO Institute has 10 Nobel Laureates in Economics associated with it. http://www.cato.org/people/nobel-index.html