Great, thanks, and hope your initiative bears fruit regardless, though I'm sure there's lots of quality content lying in the weeds ... like mine. ;-)

With sincere best wishes to you both, I well know what a human atrocity the War on Drugs is. It will end, however, all the sooner when one or another state launches the "devolution revolution"

Steve, there's an old saying that entrepreneur is a French word meaning "self-unemployed." Humor aside, I take that to mean, as someone who went all-in on a business startup, that I eschewed

@repholder: Do you plan to survey previously overlooked blogs for quality content?

"I believe we are who we have been waiting for..." Absolutely, OC, and well said.

@laconicflow and @larkenrose: In my years discussing the possibility of a free society with statists (in other words, with pretty much everybody else), they have generally defaulted to the argument that

Thanks, funnyman. I'm obviously not getting much traction but am enjoying the process nonetheless. Lots to learn and will appreciate any and all advice. That said, wherever Steemit ends up in the scheme

Glenn Greenwald says it best:

I'm still trying to "find my feet here," too, and would appreciate your thoughts on a recent blog:

I might have missed this idea, but with contemporary books, what about having their authors join as "Special Guests" when possible? For example, I'm already in discussions with the author of

Sure, free love. Then children. What then? I await your answer. Yours truly, A married man of 24 years, who can't figure out how free love, as much as he might want to partake of it, wouldn't destroy his

Conflating free market capitalism with state capitalism (corporatism, fascism) is why Millennials have mistakenly fallen for Bernie's socialism, which is simply the other side of the statist coin. Thus

@jakeawake As I say at the outset, if you're a Catastrophist, this blog isn't for you. Rather, it's for those who harbor any doubts at all about CAGW and are therefore willing to listen. Telos is a

Sorry, but as Ayn Rand said, "We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality." Prepare accordingly.

Gotto love Bill McKibben. Who better than he to prove how catastrophically insane Catastrophism is:

As I said, Catastrophists won't read Epstein's book, which is why, as I said in my opening sentence, my blog isn't addressed to you and your ilk, whose minds are closed books.

Yes, but where does the electricity for the cars come from? Almost all from fossil fuels and nuclear. And sure, "it is expensive to convert infrastructure over, so corporations don't want to spend

As is the "fact" that three and only three high-rise steel structures have ever collapsed on account of fires and did so on one and the same day, mindful that the two tallest structures were

Any commodity money that isn't market-produced — i.e., that amounts to a return to a government gold standard — is doomed. Moreover, the market has now produced mathematical (algorithmic) money from which

To me, the last line, quoting Fadiman, sums up the relationship between the ruling elites and those they rule: the latter's enlightenment "is always a crime" because if they were allowed to enlighten