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The NIMBY Prisoner's Dilemma

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By Michael Munger, Samuel Gregg, Jacob Howland
| Law & Liberty Verified
In the last thirty years or so, the United States has seen persistent shortages of housing, waste disposal facilities, electricity generation, and oil refineries. More recently, we have begun to see the difficulties in building data centers, portending new shortages. This is confusing in a wealthy nation. A “shortage” occurs when there is too little of a good or service at the prevailing price.
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Hume Contains Multitudes – Max Skjönsberg

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By Max Skjönsberg, Samuel Gregg, Jacob Howland
| Law & Liberty Verified
August 31, 2026 Hume's philosophic project unfolded over decades, but it was rooted in his view of human nature. I am very grateful for three serious responses to my lead essay on David Hume, which sought to make the case for understanding Hume first and foremost as a philosophical and anatomical thinker rather than an ideological or even a practical one.
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Godless and Providential? – Mark Tooley

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By Steven Smith, Mark Tooley, Samuel Gregg
| Law & Liberty Verified
The Godless Constitution and the Providential Nation by Steven D. Smith is timely reading for America’s 250th birthday, especially amid increasing debates over Christian Nationalism. Even as American religious practice has declined over several decades, more religious voices are paradoxically clamoring to legally establish their preferred form of religion. Integralists want a Catholic confessional state.
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