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The secret liberalization of animal drugs

The FDA should do something similar for humans

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The failure of the land value tax

Implementing them in Britain destroyed the then-dominant Liberal Party.

3 days ago 5 votes
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Improving Deep Learning With a Little Help From Physics

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