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Catholic Herald, March 8, 2012
...negative impact of illegitimacy for three decades, both for children and men, and takes the view of sociologist George Gilder that “unmarried males arriving at adulthood are barbarians who are then civilised by women through marriage”. Most...
New York Times, January 6, 2012
...Goldwater and Ronald Reagan. The third was Advance, a magazine published by two Harvard undergraduates, Bruce Chapman and George Gilder. Today no one remembers Advance. Gilder and, to a lesser extent, Chapman are familiar names, but theyre known mainly...
Forbes.com, November 8, 2011
...too) when dealing with the Reagan Revolution: focus on its outliers. Livingston expended pages canvassing the career of George Gilder, 1981 bestseller Wealth and Poverty author, as the meat of his presentation on supply-side economics. Lots of points...
KRLA 870, September 25, 2011
...selfish men take multiple wives. The civilizing force in the lives of many "naked nomads," to use George Gilder's term for rootless young men, disappears. So how tolerant should we be? We talk about zero tolerance for drugs. We're moving toward tolerance...
BullionVault.com, June 27, 2011
...years ago, people had such high hopes they could barely talk about it without running out of oxygen. George Gilder, in his book Telecosm announced a new economy "based on a new sphere of cornucopian radiance – reality unmassed and unmasked, leaving...
Guru Focus, June 24, 2011
...years ago, people had such high hopes they could barely talk about it without running out of oxygen. George Gilder, in his book Telecosm announced a new economy “based on a new sphere of cornucopian radiance – reality unmassed and unmasked, leaving...
Business Insider, June 24, 2011
...years ago, people had such high hopes they could barely talk about it without running out of oxygen. George Gilder, in his book Telecosm announced a new economy “based on a new sphere of cornucopian radiance – reality unmassed and unmasked, leaving...
GigaOM, February 29, 2012
...and good behavior. Despite Milken’s significant character flaws, he has been cited by noted people like author, George Gilder who wrote in his book, Telecosm, “Milken was a key source of the organizational changes that have impelled economic growth...
San Francisco Chronicle, February 28, 2012
...growth and the pace of change in the sector is slowing. Techno-utopian, hedge fund manager and evolution skeptic George Gilder begs to differ, and will be debating Thiel on the matter. The event, hosted by the Stanford Conservative Society, is free and...
AccountingWEB, February 23, 2012
...wife Mackenzie drove across the country to Seattle, Jeff typed up the business plan for Amazon. I remember George Gilder writing that Fidel wanted to create the world's greatest city in Cuba, so he expropriated all of the physical capital, suffering from...
Forbes.com, February 21, 2012
...connected users or devices—a curve that approaches infinity until most everything that can be connected already is. George Gilder called that formula “Metcalfe’s Law.” Since information can be used simultaneously by everyone and never gets used...
Market Oracle, February 21, 2012
...physical phase of the telescom, the radiant chrysalis from which will spring a new global economy." - George Gilder, widely hailed technology expert) Page one of the New York Times Convergence Edition in January 2000 frames the all-telling photograph,...
Santa Cruz Sentinel, February 19, 2012
...hosts debate on March 1 The Intercollegiate Studies Institute will host PayPal cofounder Peter Thiel and "Microcosm" author George Gilder to debate "the Future of Progress" at 7 p.m. March 1, at the Stanford University, William R. Hewlett Teaching...
Examiner.com, February 14, 2012
...apart and is the purpose and vision statement for families. Anything else is not marriage. The works of George Gilder open the debate on the purpose of marriage: “The crucial process of civilization is the subordination of male sexual impulses and male...
