My own unsolicited grey matter-ings on Laudato Si… Before I really get into it, my preconceptions are really torn on these issues – but each of our personal biases are obviously important to how we understand the document. I mean to be upfront about mine, because first principles need to be understood to get at…
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I have missed a good deal of time due to this whole wedding planning thing. But that doesn’t mean I have stopped absorbing, whether it be Tom Woods’ podcast every day or the occasional youtube lecture. Here are a few lectures I have enjoyed in the past few weeks that you may also like… The…
DetailsWalter E Williams has your lecture this week. If leftist rhetoric bothers you, this one will deconstruct it to its inevitable end…
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…
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