Hauser

Hauser is a questioning assassin who keeps his edge by taking shots of Tabasco.

Kevin's Review: War, Inc. - A Funny Shell Company « FirstShowing.net 2008

Your ability to relate your newly verbal daughter to Kaspar Hauser is truly inspiring.

From the "My Daughter Talks Like Kaspar Hauser"* File Slimbolala 2005

Marguerite Hauser is an exobiologist obsessed with "The Subject" who is the main focus of the Eye, the spectacular telescope that allows the alien to be watched.

REVIEW: Blind Lake by Robert Charles Wilson 2004

The only problem is that nobody, to my knowledge, has called Hauser's moral cognition research into question -- in fact, most people have gone out of their way to say that that work done nearly exclusively with humans replicates very nicely.

Slate's Report on Hauser Borders on Fraud GamesWithWords 2010

The only problem is that nobody, to my knowledge, has called Hauser's moral cognition research into question -- in fact, most people have gone out of their way to say that that work done nearly exclusively with humans replicates very nicely.

Archive 2010-09-01 GamesWithWords 2010

I think his discovery deserves to be called Hauser's Law, because it is as central to the economics of taxation as Boyle's Law is to the physics of gases.

You Can't Soak the Rich 2008

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Filmstalker: March 2007 Archives 2007

I think his discovery deserves to be called Hauser's law, because it is as central to the economics of taxation as Boyle's law is to the physics of gases.

Drudge Retort 2010

The basis for this is not merely supply-side ideology; it resides in a simple empirical relationship called Hauser's Law which says that no matter what the tax rates have been, in postwar America tax revenues have remained at about 19.5 percent of gross domestic product

NCPA | Daily Policy Digest 2009

It's called Hauser's Law - raising tax rates never has produced higher government revenues.

Cafferty File 2009