Tim Worstall
Let me begin by saying I like Tim Worstall's blog. I disagree with his views on most issues, I think he is far too quick to draw conclusions from limited data, I think he's slightly boring in that his libertarianism collapses too easily into Toryism (e.g. the idea that the government should create a nationalised company to advertise its jobs rather than use the private sector), and I think occasionally he just gets things wrong (and doesn't often enough own up to it). But I respect the sheer amount of posts he makes, and he often raises interesting issues and points.In many ways, then, I was disappointed to learn that his huge efforts in gaining revenue for his blog through advertising, and paid links, and paid posts, etc, gained him just £2,000 a year. That's just £9 per working day, which must make his hourly rate dire.
Also, we now have this:
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