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Well, obviously, in a perfect world we should fix all problems. We should fix climate change, and, preferably, tomorrow. We should also stop HIV/AIDS, malaria, malnutrition, and give clean water and sanitation to everyone, stop all civil wars. There are a lot of things in principle we should do, and I agree with all of those...
...course, we don't. We've had most of these problems for 50 years and we haven't fixed all of them. It seems reasonable to me to have a conversation: If we don't fix all problems tomorrow, can we at least talk about where we could do the most good first? Not ignoring the fact we should be doing all these things - but since we aren't, shouldn't we have a conversation about whether we can do lots of good or a little good...
Taxing would obviously change people's behavior. But it still has positive benefits to drive around. We could stop all traffic tomorrow if we just put a $1,000/gallon tax on gasoline. You've got to remember that fossil fuels have a lot of benefits. That's why we use them...
...words and quoted only his most “bold” and “attention-grabbing” statements out of context. Following the speeches, attendees had the opportunity to pose questions and further discuss the report at a reception. The conference will continue today and tomorrow, focusing less on the report itself and more on its current significance to society, politics, and public policy. Topics to be discussed will include black male joblessness, discrimination in the workplace, and the presidential bid of Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), a 1991 graduate of Harvard Law School. Harvard hired Moynihan...
Mountain Hawks running back Kwesi Kankam scored an 88-yard touchdown last week in Lehigh’s 37-6 win against the Virginia Military Institute. They are just a few of the players the Crimson will have to keep in mind tomorrow...