1. Interesting arguments against a carbon tax
2. What are the longest drives on Google Maps?
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Heh, good for Lane! I’m starting a Ph.D. in sociology at UA, and I met the guy. Very warm and mellow, engaging guy. Reading his responses, I just nodded the whole time and thought that it perfectly sounded like him all the way through. Congratulations, Lane.
*NOT all externalities are costs (please amend #2)
Some segments of the Google Maps “longest drive” are by ferry. Should it really count?
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