Image Source: Self Made In Dr. John Storrs Hall’s lecture over Where Is My Flying Car?, he focuses very heavily on the throttling of technological advancement. There are multiple reasons for the sudden

Source: Self Made Throughout The Supply Side chapter of Wealth and Poverty, Gilder attempts to address the relationship between supply and demand, and how this relationship impacts a capitalist economy.

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Source: Self made The Lecture over The Myth of Robber Barons by Dr. Burt Folsom discusses the importance of entrepreneurs in developing the domestic economy of the United States from the mid-1800s to the

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Source: Wikipedia Dr. Per Bylund does a great job of explaining the reasons why an anarchist society would work, and why we would want to swap to an anarchist society in favor of our current circumstances.

Source: Wikipedia Commons, MC MasterChef No one would deny that humanitarian aid is, overall, a well meaning endeavor that is intended to reduce human suffering. However, as is explained in Poverty Inc.,

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Source: Pixabay, Maiconfz There is nothing inherently wrong with NFTs, because NFTs are simply a method of ownership. Decentralizing the tracking of ownership is not a bad thing either, and it cuts out

The Road to Serfdom Reflection

Image Source: Self made Monopolies are not an issue for the economy, the consumer, or the producer. As Dr. Per Bylund discusses, a business being considered a monopoly is not an inherently bad thing, as

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Reflection on The Law by Frederic Bastiat