Saturday assorted links
1. MIE: “This Man Owns The World’s Most Advanced Private Air Force After Buying 46 F/A-18 Hornets.”
2. Romer tweet storm states his plan.
4. Is American innovation speeding up? (WSJ)
6. Non-exemplary lives (ouch). And what do the humanities do in a crisis?
7. Instagram strippers (NYT). And Bret Stephens: our regulatory state is failing us (NYT).
8. “Believe women,” selectively.
9. BloombergQuint on Alex and Shruti.
10. A proposal for releasing British young people (ever listen to early Clash?).
11. Arnold Kling annotates (and likes) my Princeton talk.
12. A Swede explains Sweden to an Israeli: “Some maintain that the Swedish policy can succeed only in Sweden, because of its distinctive characteristics – a country where population density is low, where a high percentage of the citizenry live in one-person households and very few households include people over 70 cohabiting with young people and children. Those are mitigating circumstances which the Swedes hope will work to their advantage.”