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Here's Khan Academy's video aka "lesson" on capitalism.
How would you teach it? Or, is there already a video on youtube that you think does a really job? Or, do you think the Khan Academy video does a really good job?
I figure we could talk about the content of Khan Academy, since we use that sometimes as evidence that the free market would work just fine for education.
OK until he got to the part on monopoly... just kept going downhill from there.
Clayton -
If I had to teach about capitalism, I would just teach it as economics since there really isn't any system outside of capitalism, there's only pro-economics and anti-economics.
In the academy's defense though, I think the lesson was trying to stimulate thought, not lay down a definitive view one way or the other; it was more dialectical than demonstrative.
How Would You Teach Capitalism?
I guess I wouldn't really explain "capitalism", I would explain market economics. From there the superiority of capitalism automatically follows.
I would explain the free lunch fallacy, which is the main reason that people still support national socialism. And I'd explain the calculation problem.
The video does a terrible job of actually introducing capitalism, the perspective is entirely un-economic, as well as small in scope, and it is somewhat misguided. It also doesn't explain exactly what capitalism is in the first place.
I prefer an old fashioned look at the matter:
Capitalism In One Lesson
I forgot about that vid, Nielsio... that's definitely one of your best.
@OP: Right now, I am most interested in the moral/spiritual underpinnings of what we loosely term "capitalism." The danger of talking about capitalism in normative language (e.g. "we ought to be capitalist") is that capitalism describes the behavior of a group of individuals. Making normative statements regarding group behaviors is inherently collectivist. Non-collectivist morality can only address itself to the individual actor because non-collectivist morality has not to do with social outcomes but with action itself. If you eschew collectivism, morality can only properly discuss individual choice.
This is what has lead me to consideration of the moral/spiritual conditions for capitalism because it is impossible to eschew collectivism and make normative statements regarding the outcomes of group behavior at the same time. Rather, what is needed is some way to say "this is what you, as an individual, ought to do and ought not to do, and here's why." And this leads directly to the consideration of the problems of what is right and wrong and how can you know this and by what authority are such matters decided, and so on. I think what we need is a "morality of capitalism"... actually, I think most of it already exists, it just needs to be brought together into one cohesive whole.
"If I had to teach about capitalism, I would just teach it as economics since there really isn't any system outside of capitalism, there's only pro-economics and anti-economics."
How are you defining 'economics'?
+1 Clayton,
What you're talking about is what is coming up in my criticism of Hoppe, that I'm working on now.
I'm struggling to understand exactly what it is that you mean beyond simply stating that an individualistic morality is needed rather than a collectivistic morality. I also don't understand how exactly one could even have a "morality of capitalism" when capitalism is considered for what it really is.
Could you elaborate or clarify in any way?
I'm struggling to understand exactly what it is that you mean beyond simply stating that an individualistic morality is needed rather than a collectivistic morality. I also don't understand how exactly one could even have a "morality of capitalism" when capitalism is considered for what it really is.
Could you elaborate or clarify in any way?
Well, capitalism (and praxeology more generally) is definitely a value-free science, as Mises reiterated. I'm speaking more to the OP video... "Should we have capitalism or should we have socialism?" Of course, this question is not using the word "capitalism" in exactly the way Mises used it since there is no "should" to capitalism, it simply describes the conditions that pertain under voluntary exchange, private property, etc.
Nevertheless, the intent of the question seems valid enough even if it is not phrased in precise language. Essentially, this is the question that divides the public into "left" and "right". As Rothbard argued, the utilitarian argument for capitalism is a losing argument; the counter-argument will inevitably win. The counter-argument is that our moral duty as human beings is a higher priority than attaining the highest possible standard-of-living. This argument has been used by the Progressives for over a century to devastating effect. Yet, the majority of apologists for capitalism blindly stumble on with the attempt to apply purely value-free utilitarian arguments to the debate. "If you want to have a good standard-of-living, then what you need is capitalism" which the Progressives quickly translate for the audience to, "If you want to be rich, then you just have to accept that Chinese children are going to have to be enslaved by heartless Multi-National Corporations." So much for utilitarianism.
But the fact is that there is something bigger at stake, here. Capitalism isn't just more practical, it really is on the moral high ground. By ceding the moral high ground, capitalism is doomed to failure as a social norm. So, I think the question we need to focus on answer is how exactly is capitalism more moral?
The answer lies, in my opinion, in the Epicurean philosophy of ethics and, with some caveats, in some schools of Buddhism. Until you understand what is right and wrong (for yourself), you cannot understand why capitalism is the morally best social order. Once you understand what is right and wrong, capitalism follows naturally. Of course you have no business taking what belongs to another person under any pretext, and no matter how wealthy you imagine they are. Once you see that that's the case, you will immediately perceive that socialism (and coercive governance, generally) is obviously immoral.
So, I think the path forward is a moral revolution. People need to hear about Epicurus's ideas. They need to hear about the (correct interpetations of) the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism. They need to hear about the basic concepts of praxeology as expounded in HA which provide a comprehensive and precise social scientific foundation on which to filter out the mistakes of Epicurus and Buddhism and extend these ideas into their own lives and how to develop their very own theories of right living.
They need leaders to help them do this. I think the demand is there and is growing in direct proportion to the strength and power of the police state. The meat-headed, useful patriotic idiots are a loud minority. As the old proverb says, "the empty vessel is the loudest". Those in the silent majority that have to get up every day and go to work and pay taxes and try to make ends meet with ever-more-worthless money know they are getting shafted but don't have the luxury of quitting their job to become political activists while their children starve. They are trapped by a system that they don't understand beyond its inescapability.
There is strength in numbers. The sole individual who has had the "lightbulb" go off in his head and "gets it" and realizes that the entire system is a sham is helpless. In fact, he is worse off than he was before. As Cypher says in the Matrix, "Ignorance is bliss." And as long as your neighbors do not understand why the system they serve is actually evil, there is no chance they will ever resist it, even passively. But if the truth begins to spread and people begin to have a moral revolution in their lives, the status quo suddenly becomes highly tenuous.
People will stop "believing in" paying their taxes, being honest with government officials, and so on. The structure immediately begins to strain and crack as more and more people simply stop running on the job and start walking instead. Why are we killing ourselves for the little pittance that is left over once the redistributionary Establishment gets done with our paychecks? To hell with them, we'd rather live poor and happy with our family and friends and not serve these jerks than run ourselves to death on the absurdist corporate treadmill so we can buy a few more trinkets from the company store. The Greeks are not as stupid as you might think. I'm painting the issue in very high contrast but you get the idea. People who are awake to their slavery become much less enthusiastic to serve the Status Quo, thus initiating its demise.
Clayton:you have no business taking what belongs to another person under any pretext, [...] no matter how wealthy you imagine they are.
What's your basis for this statement? What I mean is, what's your grounding for libertarian ethics? Given your Buddhist-influenced approach I'm sure you have an interesting answer.
"Well, capitalism (and praxeology more generally) is definitely a value-free science"
"Capitalism isn't just more practical, it really is on the moral high ground."
Don't these two statements contradict each other? I mean, what one considers 'moral' is based on a value judgement is it not?
What's your basis for this statement? What I mean is, what's your grounding for libertarian ethics? Given your Buddhist-influenced approach I'm sure you have an interesting answer.
Well, it goes back to what is right or wrong at all. What is right and wrong? To put it in slightly over-simplified language, the Epicurean answer is that what is pleasurable is good and what is painful is bad. The Buddhist answer is very similar, though they attach a lot more nuances than the Epicurean view. This is the (highly misunderstood by Westerners) concept of Karma.
The answer given by both schools is that stealing is wrong because it leads to pain, which is why I gave the allegory of the $1,000. So, it's wrong for the same reason that anything else is wrong: it leads to your own suffering. (Yes, they have thought about actions which have no apparently painful consequences but which we still regard as "wrong" anyway... that's a separate subject).
Understanding what actions are going to have painful consequences (initiate retaliatory response from others) and why they have painful consequences is a problem of understanding the cause-and-effect nature of the world. As the Buddhists teach, the end of suffering is the elimination of ignorance (of cause-and-effect). The Buddhists distinguish between "Karmic cause-and-effect" and ordinary cause-and-effect. The world as it is unfolding follows the ordinary laws of cause-and-effect but when you intervene as an act of will to alter the unfolding of the world, you set into motion a Karmic chain of cause-and-effect. The consequences of virtuous Karmic causalion is pleasure and the consequences of evil Karmic causation is suffering.
Again, the Western understanding of these concepts is heaviliy distorted - we can slightly reframe them in line with the Misesean concept of human action... when you act (alter the course of the unfolding of the world), you set into motion a set of chain of events which, in the long run, will be either pleasurable or painful. If you set into motion a chain of events that is, in the long-run, painful, you have acted evilly and vice-versa. Of course, we are reasoning in circles here so we simply dismiss the whole discussion by noting that the relationship between good and evil and pleasure and pain is purely formal. What we mean by "good" is that which has pleasant outcomes and what we mean by evil is that which has unpleasant outcomes.
The end of suffering lies in the elimination of ignorance of Karmic cause-and-effect. When you act and thereby inflict upon yourself suffering, this is always the result of ignorance since no living creature knowingly chooses its own suffering. We can reinforce the Buddhist doctrine by introducing the more modern concept of time preference which arises from the uniquely human ability to predict the long-run consequences of an action by means of reason and intelligence rather than instinct alone. Time preference arises as the result of our ability to understand the long run Karmic consequences of our actions. This explains the mystery that what is painful (in the short run) can be good and what is pleasant (in the short run) can be evil despite the fact that we have taken pleasure and pain to be, by definition, synonymous with good and evil (respectively).
If you're interested in learning about Buddhism, I strongly recommend you insist on getting it from the source, I've found that Western interpretations - even by supposed experts in Buddhism - are highly unreliable.
Don't these two statements contradict each other?
Did you read my post? You do realize that the same word can have more than one meaning?
I believe that I understand what you're saying now, but I have to say that I generally disagree. I'd argue a few things
1. That the utilitarian arguments for capitalism are the only ones which really work
2. That there is no singular reason why it is that a logical investigation of ethics upon an individualistic basis would have to result in capitalism, that's entirely a matter upon the values of the individual in question
3. That there is little hope of ever making the mass number of people understand and justify the individualist ethic
Justification for 1.
Mises engages in quite a convincing bit of argumentation at the beginning of Human Action where he talks about how in the end only arguments which benefit the great majority of people will impel them to action: Every political party, ever ideology, which has gained power in the past century has inevitably revolved around either an increase in living standards or insurance of security, which in many ways amounts to the same thing. The majority of people have always been rather on the fence about moral issues, they've say back whilst their streets are filled with the homeless, millions have been slaughtered in foreign genocides, and as the governments from around the world still perform their daily task of extortion, and this has all been with the libertarian case morality in existence, and still not taking hold.
I agree that moral arguments are important, but the fact is that to many, probably even the vast majority, moral arguments cannot work because they have the moral high ground because they are the direct result of mainstream thought/morality of our time, you cannot change the moral frame of the debate, the only thing that you can do is to expose how your solution is superior according to their own criteria of superiority, and because almost all anti-capitalistic moralities are inevitably utilitarian in one way or another, exposing the fact that the poor will be made better off under capitalism than in a welfare state displays that both in a utilitarian and moral sense (according to their view of morality) libertarianism is a superior system.
Inevitably the true utilitarian argument for free markets (I believe a much better term than capitalism to describe the system we propose) lies in the fact that it's not just the highest standard of living, it's the most humanistic that a society can possibly be. If the sick are to be taken care of, then they will be kept in better care with less cost to the populace under a free society than a state run society unless the state run society is inherently un-democratic. You will never convince any but an enlightened society to fight for a decrease in their own standard of living, to hurt themselves, or to hurt others materially without an inherently collectivistic/mystical symbol to fight for, I.E god/state/nation, and even these are usually only as effective as they are utilitarian to their members.
Justification for the second assertion:
Morality is what one should do. What one should do is a matter of value, because should is a reflection of action, and action is a reflection of value. Therefore, if it is in one's values to disregard the will of others, and only embrace their own, or to disregard the wills of others in favor of major ends, then people will choose to disregard the values of others, and reject capitalism wheresoever it defies the ends that they seek.
The subjective nature of man inherently means that there is, cannot, and will never be, an absolute and singular moral answer for any system. This is why Rand, Rothbard, and Nozick have failed. You speak of a capitalistic ethic as if it is a new idea, but it's something that's been around, and has been failing, for decades. Indeed, the ultimate failure of moral arguments.
Justification for my final assertion:
Most people aren't intellectually curious in any way, the failure of democracy and the degradation of the current system has shown this. Intellectual liberation requires just that, walls to be broken down, taboos to be broken, and new paths discovered. The majority of people will never go down this route, they have no reason to, they don't have the will to, and they don't have the honesty to. Never in history has this happened, and never will it happen because the vast majority of people have no intellectual curiosity or ambition.
In every intellectual revolution, every one, there have always been intellectual elites who guide the entire process, and people at a lower level who have been reached through a simplified belief system that usually plays either to conservative tendencies or to utilitarian values. There has never been anything close to an "intellectual hierarchy", where a huge number of people have been intellectually liberated or changed in a very serious way.
We can reach out to a huge number of people, but we will never break or convert the vast majority, because they are impossible to convert in a very serious way. We will only ever reach them upon a utilitarian level in one of three ways
1. The emphasis of the increasing standards of living of the vast majority on a free market
2. The capability for the improved provision of public goods and general welfare on all fronts on a free market
3. The increased ability of individual action and happiness seeking on a free market.
Then there come the conservative values that can also be played into:
1. The lack of abuse of power on a free market
2. The amount of individual freedom on a free market
3. The security and independence of a free market.
None of these have to do with huge liberations of an individual, and all remain more or less inside the current paradigm with a change in means, rather than a change in ends or values, which will never be directly achieved in favor of the libertarian standpoint.
@Neodoxy: Take a look at my post above elaborating on the Epicurean/Buddhist theory of morality. In essence, it goes back to saying that the distinction between highest pleasure (utility) and highest good (morality) is a false dichotomy. But making this case is more complicated than just saying "utility and morality are the same". First, a false conception of utility (which most people have) results in a false conception of morality, so those individuals' conception of utility is not the same as morality. Second, this realization is something that must be reached by each individual before that individual's attitudes and behavior can change.
It is not just a public policy problem. It's not that we need academics and politicians to realize that utility and morality are the same... even if they did, it wouldn't fix anything. We need the people at large to come to understand this. And that's why I say we need a revolution in morality. Everything you've said about why capitalism will not be morally appealing to people is absolutely true so long as they retain a false conception of their own highest pleasure and its identity with the highest good.
And you are absolutely right that intellectual leaders are required in order for this to come about. I see a growing opportunity for more "Ron Pauls" to rise up and begin spreading the truth about how to be happy and fulfilled in life and how this relates to individual morality.
limitgov:How would you teach it?
Depends on how much time I have. Something along the chronology presented here...
"If I had to teach about capitalism, I would just teach it as economics since there really isn't any system outside of capitalism, there's only pro-economics and anti-economics."
How are you defining 'economics'?
If we are going to teach that capitalism is based on human action, then if you are human then capitalism is the only possible way of organizing exchanges and the economy is just a lattice-work of exchanges.
More on morality: I've also been thinking lately about the calculation problem in the context of morality and I think that it applies. When I try to think about what you want and do that, I am "groping about in the dark" in the same way that Mises speaks of central economic planning:
The paradox of "planning" is that it cannot plan, because of the absence of economic calculation. What is called a planned economy is no economy at all. It is just a system of groping about in the dark. There is no question of a rational choice of means for the best possible attainment of the ultimate ends sought. What is called conscious planning is precisely the elimination of conscious purposive action.
Ludwig von Mises – Human Action
Ludwig von Mises – Human Action
The fact is that I cannot know what you want. Now, this concept is not meant to skirt serious moral issues such as charitable giving to those who are destitute, and so on. After all, it is obvious that a starving man would dearly love to eat a piece of bread. But beyond these rather cartoonish examples, guesses about someone else's ends are just that, guesses. Look at married people - many people spend their whole lives together and never figure out what will make each other happy despite living in close proximity for decades.
Now, Mises is specifically talking about calculation in terms of money - the ability to make complex trade-offs between highly unlike goods (in particular, input factors of production versus output goods). But the individual does not need money to judge his own satisfaction and his own schedule of wants. In fact, the calculation problem presupposes the already existing schedule of wants.
Of course, you could just tell me what you want and then I could do that. There are two issues with this, however. The first is honesty - because you might be able to manipulate me into do something I would not do if I knew your true wants, you may lie about your wants. The second problem is ought - why do I owe you anything more than you owe me? So, what we really have here is a mutual tug-of-war between all individuals to get others to serve their wants. Those who succeed in persuading others to serve them are well served and those who do not either resort to greater force or they are not served at all by others.
Choice is rationalized when costs and benefits accrue to the individual who is responsible for making the decision that brought them into being. When one man is forced to pay the costs of another man's decision, that choice is subsidized and will be over-produced, and vice-versa. With the concept of Karmic causality in mind, we can apply this same idea to morality, we can see how the standard conception of moral duty towards others (do unto others as you would have them do unto you) is a perverted attempt to apply this idea.
But when you evaluate right and wrong based on its effects on others (attempt to internalize the costs you are imposing on them), you are acting blindly. Rather, what you should do is let others tell you when your actions are affecting them and then act accordingly. Then, your respective interests are balanced out. When you act and your action does not cause them to complain, you will not be impeded from satisfying your wants by your false belief that you are harming another.
The problem of lying remains, of course, and this is why life is complicated. Nobody really knows when anybody else is telling the truth about their subjective state of mind. But in the long run, this does not matter, because it is from this network of complaints, bickering, heckling and disputes that social norms emerge and it is social norms which help us decide whether a complaint is reasonable or unreasonable.
If I paint my house blue and you complain about the color, that's probably not a reasonable complaint. How do I know this? Well, the rules that have emerged regarding my rights in the color of my own house versus your rights in the aesthetic taste I exhibit in the color of my house say that, barring some written contract to the contrary, I have the right to paint my own house any color I please. But that doesn't mean I'm not an asshole for painting my house electric blue and you and my neighbors are likely to treat me accordingly. The same principle applies to personal relationships - marriage, business associates, friends and even family. What is generally considered acceptable or unacceptable behavior "out there" is what constitutes the fabric of social norms that determine whether others are going to accept or reject your behavior as out-of-bounds and punish you by shunning you or even retaliating against you, socially.
Moral ideas that push individuals to constantly try to look at things through the eyes of others (empathic morality) have the right idea about what a healthy society is (compassion is definitely good!) but they are missing the crucial step of how to get there. The primary factor in your choices must be how those choices will (in the long run) affect you and you alone because it's hard enough to get that right, let alone trying to figure out how your actions will affect others who are having just as much difficulting figuring out how their actions will affect themselves.
Hence, conflict should not be anticipated beyond the extent to which your "intuitive theory of the world, including yourself and others" (which is informed by social norms and law) makes it clear that conflict will arise from a given course of action. When you judge the conflict that will arise from a course of action to be worth the attainment of the ends sought, then you should choose that course of action irrespective of the conflict that will arise. There is no reason to believe that a non-conflict world is ideal.
This is simply a microcosm of the libertarian legal theory of tort. There are no absolute prohibitions or obligations; there are simply individuals who get into legal disputes and there are commonly accepted and applied rules which are consulted in the resolution of such disputes.


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Paces Creek Nearly Pulls Upset in Tuesday Night Game
Paces Creek's Macy Roberts tries to fend off defensive pressure from Manchester's Summer Parker during Tuesday night's game.
Coach Ronnie Mathis' Manchester Lady Tigers outscored visiting Paces Creek 10-6 in the fourth quarter, giving the Lady Tigers enough to win Tuesday night's game 36-31.
Paces Creek jumped out to an early 7-5 lead at the end of the first. Both teams went back and forth throughout the second, but the Lady Bears outscored Manchester 10-8 in the second for a 17-13 lead at the half.
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Coach Rhennie Jones' Lady Bears couldn't get over the hump in the fourth, clawing to within one, but couldn't retake the lead, as Manchester was able to hold on for the five-point victory.
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Since dropping three of their first four games, Coach Denver Word's eighth grade CCMS Raider basketball team has bounced back, winning five straight, including the Corbin Shootout tournament this past weekend.
Following their Corbin Shootout victory, the eighth grade team returned to Corbin on Monday, defeating the host Redhounds 39-33.
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Burning Springs' Hannah Reid attempts to steal a ball from a Paces Creek player during Monday's elementary school games.
With undefeated 6-0 records, the Manchester Lady Tigers and the Hacker Wildcat basketball teams stand atop the elementary school rankings as the elementary basketball season reached its midseason point on Monday.
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#2 Manchester 40
#3 Big Creek 28
11 different Manchester Tigers scored in Tuesday night's game, led by Steven Collins with nine points. Jacob Deaton added eight, Spencer Dubbels with six, and Connor Robinson chipped in four. Tyler Mathis pitched in three points, Jared Boley, Connor Farmer, Dustin Mathis, and Carter Bowling recorded two points apiece, while Josh Hicks and Cameron Farmer added an additional point each in the win.
Austin Estep paced the Indians with 12 points. Austin Jones netted seven, Donovon Grubb pitched in four, Timothy Bowling added three, and Tyler Hoskins recorded an additional two points in the loss.
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The Manchester Lady Tigers and the Hacker Wildcats came away with big victories Thursday night in a doubleheader of games that included four undefeated teams.
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#2 Hacker 22
A 14-5 halftime lead was too much for Hacker to overcome, as Manchester remained unbeaten on the year.
Shelby Phillips and Hannah Woods led the charge with 10 points apiece for the Lady Tigers. Kaylee Mathis poured in nine points, as Cameron Sizemore and Summer Parker netted three and two points, respectively, in the win.
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With a team-high 16 points early in the fourth quarter, Raider Wes Wolfe went down hard, injuring his ankle, forcing the Raiders' leading scorer to the sideline for the remainder of the contest.
With Wolfe out and teammate Ty Lyttle forced to an early exit due to foul trouble, the Raiders' firepower wasn't enough on the offensive end.
Wolfe led all scorers with 16 points, while teammate Blake Smith had a very nice outing with 13 points. Lyttle finished with six points, while Phillip Mitchell and Byron Allen chipped in two points apiece. Billy Wilson rounded out the scoring with an additional point in the loss.
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Coach Jimmy Dezarn's seventh grade Raiders struggled on both ends of the court Thursday night, and the visiting Panthers took full advantage, gaining a 21-point victory.
Trevor Sams led the Raiders with 12 points and nine rebounds. John Sizemore chipped in three, as Will Sexton, Adam Carnahan, and Tyler Fields netted two points apiece. Logan Gabbard rounded out the scoring with an additional point in the loss.
The Raiders return to action Friday, hosting Lexington Catholic. Saturday, the eighth grade Raiders will take part in the Corbin Shootout, and both Raider squads end the week on the road against Corbin on Monday.
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Recently, actress Emily Blunt spoke, in an interview with the Observer, about her growing fears regarding her obsessive compulsive disorder. Among her observations, she mentioned her growing concern that this condition could quickly become an issue for both her life and her career as she got older.
For those of you unfamiliar with OCD, let's just look at a quick example. A person not suffering from OCD might have to choose between getting their cable television from a site like http://www.cable-tv.com/ or a competitor. Ultimately, this person makes a decision and deals with it. However, a person suffering from OCD will make a decision and then might obsess for days, weeks or even months about their decision – assuming they even make the decision in the first place. Imagine applying that mindset to EVERY aspect of your life and you are one step closer to understanding Blunt's plight.
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1 lb. broccoli flowerets, cut so flower ends are not over an inch across (about 6 cups cut broccoli flowerets)
2 T extra virgin olive oil
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Eduardo Escobar went 5-for-6 with a two-run homer and Danny Santana homered and had four RBIs as host Minnesota stomped Detroit in the opener of a four-game series.
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Since 2012, the list-loving folks at Forbes have been publishing "30 Under 30″ compilations for various fields of endeavor. The 2014 lists just came out, and they include, of course, a 30 Under 30 for law and public policy. We noted the news in yesterday's Non-Sequiturs.
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A list of notable legal eagles under 30 presents additional problems. Unlike, say, sports or the arts, where people over 30 might already be "over the hill," law doesn't lend itself to super-young prodigies. As Miguel Morales of Forbes points out in introducing the list, "It's never easy for FORBES staffers to sniff out the 30 best and brightest Millennials making an impact on their fields. In law and public policy, where most people are barely out of law school by 30, let alone blazing trails in their fields, the task sometimes felt farcical."
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{outfits} Shake it Up
Since I've been home sick all week there won't be a This Week in Fashion post today. Instead I thought I would show how I've styled pieces in my wardrobe in different ways. My philosophy is - what is the point of buying clothes if you won't wear them over and over? There's no sense in buying something to wear only once, except maybe a Wedding dress ;)
There are obviously a lot more where these came from, so perhaps I'll do another one of these posts in the future. You can also see more duplicates within each of the looks, so have fun finding them!
Song of the Day: Shake It Up by The Cars
The Piece: Zara Floral Shorts
(Might as well make us even more depressed about this cold weather by starting off with some Summer looks ;) )
The Piece: Lanvin Pumps
The Piece: Miu Miu Pumps
The Piece: Moschino Cheap & Chic Blazer
The Piece: Genetic Denim Patterned Jeans
The Piece: Alexander Wang Skirt
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I'm the same way with the clothes I pick - they have to be versatile enough to be worn frequently. I think the only exception to that is that I definitely have two dresses that are pretty fancy and that I only wear rarely for special occasions.ReplyDelete
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Lovely looks and you are so right clothes have to be versatile.ReplyDelete
Get well soon:)
excellent remixing! I think I may be guilty of a few things I've only worn once or twice... sometimes things just look better on the hanger :/ReplyDelete
Chic on the Cheap
This is a great post. I love seeing different ways of styling the same piece.ReplyDelete
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All of your outfits are fantastic - especially your patterned shorts and the purple trousers! Obsessed. have a great weekend xoxReplyDelete
Love this idea! Way to really know how to style a real person's wardrobe! :) I love seeing the same piece mixed different ways. You've got a gift for maximizing the value of your clothes...a real creative mind!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh!!! I LOVE this!!!!! Such a great idea and I loved seeing your old posts!! this is fabulous!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend love.
love these floral shorts! :)ReplyDelete
what an amazing purposes!ReplyDelete
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Love this post! I totally agree, if you can't wear something more than once, what's the sense in buying it?! I hope you're feeling better doll!!ReplyDelete
Great idea for a post! Hope you have a great weekend!!ReplyDelete
Cute outfits! I love those shorts!ReplyDelete
Love those floral shorts! They're so cute on you!ReplyDelete
Absolutely! You don't just wear something you love once. Basically, we need to have relationships with our clothing :)ReplyDelete
The floral shorts are really cute!ReplyDelete
love those shorts Xo Megan, www.TfDiaries.comReplyDelete
hope you're feeling better!! LOVE this shake it up!! and my zara floral shorts got worn to death!!ReplyDelete
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I like when you're able to wear the same piece over and over. Always interesting to see them put together like that xReplyDelete
wow what a great post, love your floral shorts and miu miu shoes:)ReplyDelete
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I want those Lanvin pumpssss! And I love your green velvet jacket, too. <3ReplyDelete
oh I remember the shorts from the first picture, love them!ReplyDelete
I absolutely agree about constantly re-wearing and re-styling the items in my wardrobe. Lovely to see such an array of different looks with the same pieces.ReplyDelete
Those Lanvin pumps are stunning and I love all the ways you styled the Alexander Wang skirt! xoReplyDelete
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Floral shorts are amazing! Yours has got a great print!ReplyDelete
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Great post! I love how you style the same pieces in many different ways. All of these looks are fantastic.ReplyDelete
I like your philosophy, along with those Zara shorts (I want it to be summer now!), Lanvin pumps and that AW skirt!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful pics,ReplyDelete
love the Miu Miu pumps and the Alexander Wang skirt