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Anyone who wants a job can have one. That’s going to take some getting used to.

Efficiency and economy are fundamentally intolerant.

We don’t think very much about how supply and demand formulas actually work. Long story short, if everyone demands at once, there won’t be enough supply. Of anything.

Who benefits most when the inflation dragon starts breathing fire under our feet? Those whose income doesn’t rely on their wages.

They are proposing an ambitious project that surpasses anything we’ve seen in this part of Oregon.

If a tree is exactly in the midpoint of all evaluation factors, will contractors see greater incentives to cut or keep that one particular tree?

Harbingers don’t ask that you be concerned about them. They are telling us to watch out for ourselves, and we’re not doing that.

Almost nothing comes in the mail these days that produces any good feelings.

Money is a poor substitute for job satisfaction. As long as work and workers are considered interchangeable, there will never be enough money to go around.

As disasters around us spread like wildfire, don’t forget to worry about wildfires.