Book Review: Papal Teaching on Private Property – 1891 to 1981
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 Truth about Net Neutrality (and how it is a terrible idea.:
[Meanwhile, though, I grow tired of Molyneux. His summations can be severely inaccurate, he uses the same fallacies he accuses others of using, and his pride gives him false confidence.]
Anselmianism about God was an intense lecture, and one I had to sit down and think about instead of passively absorbing it. Good stuff, here:
Can the US ever pay off its debt? (Hint: no) This technical analysis gives the answer to the question after a consideration of GDP growth, inflation, unfunded liabilities, and interest rates. Interesting, but very data-driven:
The role of Austrian Economics in the Liberty Movement (better than it sounds, I promise)…
That should keep you busy…