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Undisciplined and GrayRuby talk the territory, NBA and NHL offseason, mlb and more. Come say hi https://stacker.news/~Stacker_Sports/recent

> Undisciplined and GrayRuby talk the territory, NBA and NHL offseason, mlb and more. I just realized that @grayruby changes these descriptions every episode.

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Undisciplined and GrayRuby talk the territory, NBA and NHL offseason, mlb and more. I just realized that @grayruby changes these descriptions every...

NBA Redraft 1/21: 2003 The inaugural edition of the NBA redraft series will begin with 2003. That was one of the deepest drafts in NBA history, with the defining player of this generation, and it gives us room for 21 of these, which feels appropriate. I'm imagining the criteria to be something like "Given what we learned about them, who should have been drafted first?" So, it's not specifically "Who had the better career?" We're basically imagining a redo of their careers, so any random occurrences like specific injuries or poor roster management may go differently. Also, potentially relevant is whether the player demonstrated a willingness to stick with the team that drafted them. With all that in mind, who should have been the first pick in the 2003 NBA draft? *I'm including the top 9 players by career VORP from this draft, plus "other"*

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The inaugural edition of the NBA redraft series will begin with 2003. That was one of the deepest drafts in NBA history, with the defining player o...

Choose the Econ Post of Q2 Thanks to the many great ~econ contributors, be you creators, commenters, or zappers. We continue to have great posts and discussions. Before you know it the very failed *The Economist* magazine will be ours. Our nominees are the top posts of each month. The winner will be entered into the end of year contest for top post of the year. ### April's Top Post [Pleb Economist #6: Analysis of Trump's Reciprocal Tariff Calculations](https://stacker.news/items/937463/r/Undisciplined) Remember those yuge reciprocal tariffs? @SimpleStacker remembers...and walks us through the dubious modelling assumptions that led to those outrageous seeming numbers. ### May's Top Post [MONEY CLASS OF THE DAY: Market Efficiency: You Come Into MYYYYY HOUSE?!}(https://stacker.news/items/971152/r/Undisciplined) @denlillaapan flies off the handle about the meaning of market efficiency. ### June's Top Post [Who Are the Companies Hoarding Bitcoin? (Financial Times, Philip Stafford)](https://stacker.news/items/1011075/r/Undisciplined) Continuing his saga of trying to understand bitcoin treasury companies, @denlillaapan finds a piece that he has relatively few disagreements with. Thanks for voting everyone!

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The Tom Woods Show • Ep. 2661 Immoral and Moral Money: Fiat and Bitcoin

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Eric Sammons, editor of Crisis magazine, looks at the issue of money from not just an economic perspective but also from the frequently neglected m...

Episode description > Eric Sammons, editor of Crisis magazine, looks at the issue of money from not just an economic perspective but also from the frequently neglected moral one. This is a discussion of Eric's new book [Moral Money](

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which @siggy47 recently [posted about](https://stacker.news/items/1017741/r/Undisciplined).

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Episode description Eric Sammons, editor of Crisis magazine, looks at the issue of money from not just an economic perspective but also from the fr...

Cavs Trade Okoro For Lonzo Ball! What's Next For Cleveland?? Not the kind of move I expected the Cavs to make, but I like Lonzo's game a lot. If he's healthy next season, this could be a great move. Does it foretell another move, though? Perhaps with Garland.

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Not the kind of move I expected the Cavs to make, but I like Lonzo's game a lot. If he's healthy next season, this could be a great move. Does it f...

The Role of Charitable Institutions in a Market-Based Health System https://mises.org/mises-wire/role-charitable-institutions-market-based-health-system by Łukasz Jasiński > In a private property order, charitable institutions would play an important role in ensuring more people have access to medical treatment.

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The Role of Charitable Institutions in a Market-Based Health System \ stacker news ~econ

by Łukasz Jasiński In a private property order, charitable institutions would play an important role in ensuring more people have access to medic...

The “American Miracle” was the European Miracle on Steroids https://mises.org/mises-wire/american-miracle-was-european-miracle-steroids By Joshua Mawhorter > America took its institutional framework largely from Britain, refining and amplifying it through decentralization, lower taxes, and greater freedoms. 

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The “American Miracle” was the European Miracle on Steroids \ stacker news ~econ

By Joshua Mawhorter America took its institutional framework largely from Britain, refining and amplifying it through decentralization, lower taxes...

How the Fed Made Housing Unaffordable https://mises.org/mises-wire/how-fed-made-housing-unaffordable by Ryan McMaken > Unfortunately, central bankers can’t wave a magic wand and make price inflation disappear while the same central bankers also push easy money to force down interest rates.  

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How the Fed Made Housing Unaffordable \ stacker news ~econ

by Ryan McMaken Unfortunately, central bankers can’t wave a magic wand and make price inflation disappear while the same central bankers also pus...

A big Thank you to @Coffee ☕ and @Global Sports Central for organizing this contest. May it become a regular tradition. And an extra big thank you to @Blockstream for providing the grand prize. May it secure generational wealth. View article →

NBA Draft going chalk so far I expected more action