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Lee McIntyre

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Philosopher, martial artist, dog lover. Author of ON DISINFORMATION: HOW TO FIGHT FOR TRUTH AND PROTECT DEMOCRACY
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Spokane residential permits hit record low

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By Lee McIntyre
| Journal of Business
The housing crisis in the city of Spokane has now reached a dangerous level. The total number of permits for residential housing for 2025 was only 146. The last time we built that few homes was in 1970, around the time the Beatles were still a band. The result has been millions in lost tax revenue, the potential loss of thousands of jobs, and a housing shortage that's sending potential homebuyers across the border into Idaho where housing is more plentiful.
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How to Address Misinformation Without Censorship

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By Lee McIntyre
| TIME
Decades of psychological research suggest that authoritarian leaders and their admirers consistently share one thing in common: they twist the truth. To accomplish this, such leaders frequently follow a common playbook of attacking truth tellers and truth-telling institutions as a prelude to controlling information infrastructure and a broad-scale decimation of scientific programs.
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Dreams Shattered: How Poverty, Exclusion and Govt Negligence Stifle Girls’ Quest for Education in Warji Community

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By Lee McIntyre, Ogechukwu Victoria Ujam
| Wikki Times
In Warji local government, the trio of poverty, culture and government negligence have teamed up to deprive young ambitious girls of opportunity for a quality education that can aid actualizing their dreams. About 120km away from the Bauchi city, a 15-year-old Maimuna Hassan, lives with her parent in Katanga, the headquarters of Warji LGA full of a dream: to be a nurse. Each day, she walks to a school, Government Junior Secondary School (GJSS), Tudun Alheri.
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