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Self-interest and blogger ethics

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Tim Worstall
4 years ago

Umm, yes, take your modification as being valid. Going back to something you said before, about the UK press being of very different views, thus blogging has less impact here. Yes, I can see that in a multi viewpoint environment, my call for the system, rather than each individual piece to be the "level of truth" makes less sense. Or, rather, that I had absorbed your point when writing what I did.

Still stand by the Hayek bit though.

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