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When Karlstack doxxed Avraham Eisenberg 6 months ago… I didn’t really expect it would bring the full force of the FBI, CFTC, SEC, DOJ, and US District Court for the Southern District of New York crashing down upon him. Avraham is now facing decades behind bars. In today’s article, I will dive into each of Avi’s numerous legal battles, many of which have wider implications for the nascent crypto legal landscape.

Three months ago I published this article: Justin Trudeau’s government is currently in the middle of granting itself sweeping new powers that will be used to seize control of the internet, seize control of the media, crush dissent, and control the population. I thought it would go mostly unnoticed… but it randomly got 3,000 retweets?

These first 2 articles were popular: So, I am turning this into a series, I guess. Thank you for reading Karlstack. This post is public so feel free to share it. Share This was big news last week, as covered by Harvard Magazine: KENNETH C. GRIFFIN ’89, founder and chief executive officer of Citadel LLC, the multibillion-dollar hedge-fund and financial-services company, has donated $300 million to Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. In recognition, GSAS has been renamed the Kenneth C.

Yesterday, Substack released their new Twitter competitor, Notes. I have been using it, and would love for you to join me. Head to substack.com/notes or find the “Notes” tab in the Substack app. As a subscriber to Karlstack, you’ll automatically see my notes. Feel free to like, reply, or share them around. If you encounter any issues, you can always refer to the Notes FAQ for assistance. Go to Notes While getting my feet wet with the Notes beta, I figured I may as well turn on Chat while I am at it.

Four months ago I published this article: I ended that article by explaining how professor Eric Stewart’s blatant fraud had gone unpunished for decades, but could finally now be punished because in 2022 Ron DeSantis basically abolished tenure; DeSantis passed higher ed reforms dictating that all tenured professors must undergo a performance review every 5 years & poor performers can be let go.

Disclaimer: my Jewish friend Max gave me permission to write this article. I am writing this article because four days ago the ADL published a 3,700-word screed attacking Substack. I take this very personally because I write on Substack and I care deeply about free speech, and presumably you do too, dear reader. by virtue of reading this Substack. I currently have 4,318 readers and the vast majority of those are self-selected free speech zealots. Thank you for reading Karlstack.

This scandal broke 2 weeks ago, when The Institute for Replication (i4replication.org) released a statement: At our first Replication Games in Oslo, Montero, [a replication of Cooperative Property Rights and Development: Evidence from Land Reform in El Salvador] was assigned to Anders Kjelsrud [Associate Professor in economics, Oslo Business School], Andreas Kotsadam [Professor at the Psychology Department at University of Oslo,] and Ole Rogeberg [Research economist employed at the Frisch...

The Mises Institute blog just released this interesting statementcondemning DEI. I am signal boosting it on my Substack because I think it is great stuff and it deserves more eyeballs. The entire statement is copy-pasted below for convenience.

Note: This is the first article I ever wrote in my life, almost 2 years ago! In retrospect, re-reading it, some of the writing is janky — I cringe at some of the phrases, especially at some of the unnecessary cuss words. I left them unchanged, because I don't think that’s a bad thing. Shows I’m improving. I have written almost 200 articles since then, and my style and skill have grown a lot.

Ostensibly the point of this article is to brag about hitting the 1,000,000 views milestone… sometimes you need to stop and smell the flowers: But another reason is that I wanted to touch base with my 177 paid subs: I am deeply appreciative of the support, and I value each paid subscriber tremendously… which is why I feel so bad that I have been dealing with writer’s block lately.