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Robert Genetski’s search for answers, starting from a place of skepticism and doubt and using tools acquired during a long career spent finding and analyzing evidence, ends with a declaration of faith.
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Is There Evidence for God?
Douglas Hyde presents a “To Do List” that can transform an organization from a mere debating society into an effective force for political change.
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What Conservatives Can Learn from Communists
Imagine how happy I am to have discovered that Gerd Gigerenzer emerged as an outspoken critic of “behavioral economics."
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The Fallacies of Behavioral Economics
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This Policy Brief presents the rationale for empowering parents with Parent Trigger legislation and then offers design guidelines for parents and elected officials interested in crafting legislation for their city or state.
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The Parent Trigger: Justification and Design Guidelines

Joseph Bast
November 15, 2012
Do 98 percent of climate scientists really believe in man-made global warming? A little research reveals that the often-cited figure is a confused and erroneous reference to two different studies that both fail to prove what those who cite them believe or allege.
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The Myth of the 98 Percent

Joseph Bast
October 26, 2012
Heartland Institute President & CEO Joseph delivers closing remarks at the 7th International Conference on Climate Change.
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Closing Remarks, 7th International Conference on Climate Change

Joseph Bast
May 23, 2012
We are planning 10 bold projects in 2012 -- in addition to ongoing projects -- designed to change public policies now and in the next few years.
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Ten Bold New Projects for 2012

Joseph Bast
March 1, 2012
This essay shows how changing the ownership of sports franchises may be the best way to end the practice of taxpayers subsidizing sports stadiums. The Green Bay Packers illustrate one way to do this, offering a model for other communities to follow.
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How to Stop Sports Stadium Madness: Is Fan Ownership the Answer?

Joseph Bast
February 1, 2012