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• I also reject what I call the naive Austrian view, which is that the only information problem that markets cannot solve is that of seeing through the distortions caused by government money. —  Library of Economics and Liberty
• "This country needs to have a discussion about whether prosecuting minors as child pornographers for merely being impulsive and naive is the appropriate way to address the serious consequences that can result" when teens send sexually suggestive photos of themselves and others to one another, he said. —  News/local from www.dailyamerican.com
• Another fascinating element of Karaganov's article is it articulates a now widespread sense in Russia that this view was hopelessly naive, and based upon fundamentally flawed readings of the Cold War. —  open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
• If anyone says that they have settled the science because of such an understanding I would call them naive, a liar or deluded. —  RealClimate
• I'm not naive, all leaders make decisions effecting life and death. —  Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com

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