Economic Historian at Universit脿 di Torino. I aspire to a Plinian mind. From Palermo, Sicily.
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Andrea Matranga
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How do you say in French "dude if you're not going to kiss her you should probably tell her so she can find somebody who appreciates her"
For all the money that right wing billionaires have put into conservative academia over the past decade or so, I don't really see any new names? Seems like the same people that use to be at the previous conservative places are now being paid about 3x to be at the new conservative places.
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But the growth in the conservative academic home relocation sector appears to have been considerably greater than that in conservative knowledge production.
Two students are talking ten meters from my window and I don't know what he's saying but she's been giggling at everything he says for the last hour.
So effectively financing new irrigation projects was good for the construction sector, but made no difference for agriculture. Now here's the metaphor:
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In the '80s my uncle wrote a report for the UN on irrigation projects in Egypt. He noted that effectively all water from the Nile is already allocated to projects, so when new irrigation is financed, the water allocation effectively removes water from earlier projects.
