1. Will Wilkinson’s new paper on happiness
2. Experts
3. What from our culture will last?
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When we compare the abstract of Wilkinson’s paper with Cato’s mission statement at http://www.cato.org/about/about.html, we find that — surprise! — The Cato-employed expert has concluded that arguments by non-Cato-employed experts which tend to conflict with that mission statement are completely off the wall. Does this exercise really tell us anything?
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