You just don't have anyone playing today, neither do I. All of our players' games were on Sunday or Thursday.

@Coinsreporter still has a 1% chance in our match, even though none of his players are in the game and he's down by 50.

Is he ruled out? I saw him walking around on the sideline and don't believe he's out until it's official.

You should know how dangerous he is on one leg.

I still don't know what any of that means.

News Flash! Kelce's always pretending to block. Keep covering him, dummies!

I saw that, but I didn't want to take the Sixers again.

As Doug Casey says "It's metaphysically impossible for the price of everything to rise."

I am going to watch the 4th quarter of Heat-Kings. The Heat have gotten blown out in almost every 3rd quarter this season. It's very strange.

Got another score

I probably won't be watching. Don't want to spoil a potential finals match up.

I think that's in the mix. I don't remember the name of the collection, but it's an epic compilation built around the Requiem overhaul.

If I ever get some sustained free time, I have a huge collection of Skyrim Mods that I want to try out.

That is a great map

I wonder if they'll finish before Elder Scrolls VI comes out. I recall a similar project called Morroblivion that was remaking Morrowind with Oblivion assets.

The Chiefs schedule is pretty light going forward. We could easily be looking at 15-2 for the Chiefs this year.

I never loved the Fallout maps, although they are my favorite open worlds to explore. Elder Scrolls got my vote.

Which Fallout?

Came here to say this

Why are you bringing that up? The Raiders have lost to a whole other team since then. At least they covered the spread.

What I wonder about is the scenario where it's not a militaristic empire paying for subsidized goods with newly printed fiat, but rather a peaceful free market nation trading with a protectionist regime.

Clearly subsidies will mess with the balance of production, by sending a false signal about comparative advantage. Also clearly, the importing nation will have a reduced cost of living at the expense of the foreign tax payers who fund the subsidy. Why does this mean a loss of human capital, though, or a shift towards a consumeristic economy?

It seems like the new, distorted, comparative advantage could just as easily be in making goods that people find more satisfying to make and the reduced cost of imported goods is essentially the same as a technological innovation. I suppose people say many of the same things about cultural effects of labor saving technologies.

My broader point is that it's hard to know if adverse effects of free trade in our society are about free trade or if they're the result of other pathological institutions.

Heat culture!