Image Source Who is considered an expert? It is easy to think of an expert as anyone in a specialized career field. In his lecture, Expert Failure, Dr. Roger Koppl shares that an expert is anyone that

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “Have we given too much power to experts in our society? Should we question them more?” by @newtonquach. We, as a society, place a lot of faith in

Image Source My questions for this week are: Are there any current examples of the government giving too much power to “experts?” What are some dangers of giving too much power to experts? Should experts

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “Are we currently in an economic bubble?” by @llyran-noble. I am not an expert on the intricacies of the economy, but I have reason to believe that

Image Source My questions for this week are: Is the United States about to experience another housing market crash? What are ways that we can avoid creating these “bubbles?” What are some negative effects

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “Do political entrepreneurs bring about more good than harm? Are they actually able to act for the "common good?" by @apfeff I do not believe

Image Source How was the government originally organized? The founders of the United States government intended to limit the government’s power. As Professor Burt Folsom of Hillsdale College explained

Image Source My questions for this week’s topic are: What are the benefits of placing entrepreneurs into the subcategories? (I.e. Political and Market) What are the key identifiers of political and market

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “What would be the biggest obstacle, in your eyes, when trying to pass this [universal basic income] law and implement it into society?” by @frijole

Image Source My questions for this week are: Should our income be taxed more than once, or is a flat tax more appropriate? What are some pros and cons of everyone’s wages becoming public information? Would

Image Source What is the United States’ Healthcare System Like? Dr. Sean Masaki Flynn explains the healthcare system in the United States as a “third-party payer system.” This means that when we go to

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “What are the advantages and disadvantages of universal healthcare?” by @mackenziejones Though I am no expert in the intricacies of universal healthcare,

Image Source My questions for this week are: Is universal healthcare just one more step towards a socialist economy? Would universal healthcare negatively affect the quality of our healthcare? For example,

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “If machines could do all the work that is currently being done, would there be no work left for humans to do?” by @llyran-noble I do not believe

Image Source My questions for this week are: Is it possible that the emergence of technology will only make handmade products that much more valuable? Could there be extreme consequences for restricting

Image Source The Perceived Need for Foreign Aid There is a clear distinction between countries that are developed and those that are not. Many people believe that it is the developed countries’ duty to

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “Do we, as a economically prosperous developed nation, have a moral duty to help citizens of countries in need? If so, how and to what extent?” by

Image Source My questions for this week are: Does foreign aid result in more harm than good? How can we begin to empower impoverished countries to be able to support themselves? Are non-governmental

Image Source This post is in response to the question, “How can the citizens of the United States take back their initial natural rights?” by @llyran-noble I don’t know if there is a single way to fix

Image Source My questions for this week are: Can federalism be defined in more than one way? What are the ways that federalism can reconcile a divided nation? If the United States has a federalist government