Agoraphilia

Back in April, I posted this at Agoraphilia, inspired by Arnold's quote of Solow:

Free Market or Artificial Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

For those interested, I will be posting a series of excerpts from the article on my blog, Agoraphilia.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Paternalism and Slippery Slopes 2009

Originally posted at by Glen Whitman at Agoraphilia:

Archive 2008-09-01 Patrick Vessey 2008

The "phrases for lazy writers kit" was dubbed "snowclones" by Glenn Whitman at Agoraphilia link.

Eggcorns: Folk Etymology Creating New Meanings Every Day 2006

According to Agoraphilia, Baylor Associate Dean Leah Jackson now offers credible proof that Baylor answered USN&WR's online questionnaire accurately. ...

Clarification of Baylor Data 2006

Agoraphilia, of course, is as antique as agoraphobia.

In Quest of Happiness 2008

The first person to notice discrepancies in Baylor's responses was Professor Tom W. Bell of Chapman University School of Law, who wrote about them in his blog Agoraphilia.

Cooking the Data at Baylor Law School? 2006

Among other things, the article provides links to Tom's extensive posts on Agoraphilia. posted by Jim Chen at 10:18 AM

MoneyLaw: The art of winning an unfair academic game 2006

Glen Whitman at Agoraphilia suggests that the song is about several men, so that "You probably think this song is about you" means "You probably think this song is about you in particular."

Archive 2005-07-01 2005

I enjoyed this Agoraphilia post asking the all-important question, why was God so lazy when designing all the animals?

Recycling Genetic Code? - The Panda's Thumb 2005