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A philosopher operates with deductions. A sophist operates with paradoxes. A “public intellectual” operates with buzzwords.

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Voter: someone smart enough to choose how to be fooled.
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A foolish environmentalist wants to save nature from the greed of the market by exposing it to the tragedy of the commons. A smart environmentalist wants to save nature from the tragedy of the commons by exposing it to the greed of the market.
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Bad economics teaches that computers can design markets. Good economics teaches that markets can design computers.
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A fool believes that the society of the future will transcend the laws of economics. A person of reason hopes that it will finally learn to respect them.
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The best way to turn the earth into hell is to turn the state into a god.
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