Terence Kealey wrote one of the best economic books I have read in a while, and he is here today to give your lecture of the week. The topic is why government does not need to fund science and technology, and why doing so is a bad thing…
The president of LvMI gave a recent, knock-it-out-of-the-park speech: I promised you some optimism today. Perhaps one of the most optimistic libertarians ever was Murray Rothbard, a happy intellectual warrior if ever there was one. And he was very enthusiastic about the revolution of libertarian ideas, because he understood fundamentally that liberty is the only…
DetailsBen Shapiro gives your lecture this week, nailing mainstream leftism to a wall. Don’t miss this one, even if you are like me and hate fighting dirty…
Continuing the series I started a month ago, here is an overview of the proper role of government in an economy, another installation Ten Key Elements of Economics series. I have significant qualms about these economic theses, and will accordingly not replicate the text here – but the analysis is important to bringing the argument…
DetailsYour lecture this week is Jurg Guido Hulsmann addressing questions of culture in light of an inflationary monetary regime such as fiat currency. Might sound dry, but this one is fascinating, and not a common subject…