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If you want to send TGGP an e-mail, use aljaynock circly-a hotmail dawt com and yes I substituted some nonsense words for symbols there and that isn’t my real name.

25 Responses to “About”

  1. mtraven Says:

    My comments aren’t getting through for some reason.

  2. teageegeepea Says:

    Sorry about that.

  3. AlexM Says:

    I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you down the road!

  4. Ron Pavellas Says:

    I am adding your blog to the “follow” list in my blogger dashboard, primarily because I find the discussions literate. I became aware of your latest post because I have Google alert me to “Harpending,” an ancestor. Henry and I are very distant cousins. I’m not in the same business as he. I’ll make pertinent responses to those posts which interest me. Best wishes,
    Ron Pavellas

  5. teageegeepea Says:

    I hope to maintain a high standard of literacy in the discussions at this blog. Feel free to join in the comments for relevant posts.

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  7. I have a handle Says:

    TGGP can you do a post on what makes you tick? Your process of thinking, arguing, gaining knowledge etc. I know that this isn’t a static thing (procuring ideas and skills over a lifetime), but I’d find it interesting on how you approach new ideas, what you do with olds ones etc.

    1. teageegeepea Says:

      Interesting idea, but I’m not sure I’m competent to do so. Who really understands themselves? Self-deception abounds.

  8. Mark Tully Says:

    I’ve added you to my blogroll. I feel that my target audience would enjoy and benefit from your material. Will definitely be reading and commenting on posts that interest me. Best of luck!

    1. teageegeepea Says:

      This was generic enough that I thought it might be a spam-bot before clicking the link. Readers should note that I look for certain spammy patterns and more stuff winds up in the spam-box than I have time to read thoroughly nowadays (yours was never flagged, fortunately). To be on the safe side, especially if it is your first comment here, try to distinguish your comment from spam perhaps by referencing something a spam-bot wouldn’t think to.

  9. Dan Says:

    You sound like kind of a dick.

    1. teageegeepea Says:

      Thanks. Most commenters on this page are spammers, but that’s quite a collection of links. I hadn’t seen the Harpending interview before.

  10. Candide III Says:

    The other day in the comments to Tabarrok’s post “The Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer”, you mentioned that

    Bryan Caplan has already pointed out that the cause seems to be nature rather than nurture: widows have VERY different outcomes from unwed mothers, no matter how early in the child’s development the father died.

    Do you by any chance have a link to Caplan’s post or the study itself? A search of Caplan’s blog did not yield any useful results.

    1. teageegeepea Says:

      Maybe it was Judith Harris who wrote it, and I thought Caplan had written it because he relies so much on her.

  11. Felicia Says:

    Lol. The tagline =D

  12. TokyoTom Says:

    Nice to see you again — a Google search on something brought me to you.

    Fwiw, I have migrated my blog out of LvMI here: http://tokyotom.freecapitalists.org
    Tweet at tokyo_tom, and am on FB here: https://www.facebook.com/tokyotomsr. Email is tokyotomsr and gmail.

  13. Stevie Miller Says:

    I’d love a UL subscription if it hasn’t been taken yet

    1. teageegeepea Says:

      Unfortunately, it was, but if/when I get more you’ll be first in line.


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