Monthly Archives: April 2009

Now All Is Clear

29th
Apr. × ’09

Do you know who’s responsible for our current economic plight? Apparently it’s that familiar trinity of Larry Summers, Ayn Rand, and someone named Freidrich Von Hayeck. Thom Hartmann explains. Tom Woods seems oddly skeptical.

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Romper Room

29th
Apr. × ’09

I love this description: Sardis (city of Gyges and Crœsus) was under Persian rule “until the great Hellenistic freedom fighter, Alexander the Great, romped into Sardis.”

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Reviewing the Encyclopedia

29th
Apr. × ’09

I have not abandoned my plan to blog my way through the Cato Encyclopedia of Libertarianism, but in the meantime, here’s a review by Roger Donway.

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Tock … Tock … Tock …

29th
Apr. × ’09

The deadline for submitting papers to the Molinari Society’s symposium on intellectual property is now ONE WEEK AWAY.

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Who Said This?

28th
Apr. × ’09

[cross-posted at Liberty & Power] That idea of hardships being good for character and of talent always being able to break through is an old fallacy. Talent alone is helpless today. Any success requires both talent and luck. And the “luck” has to be helped along and provided by someone. … Talent does not survive [...]

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Appeal for Arthur Silber

28th
Apr. × ’09

Arthur Silber, a great left-libertarian/post-Randian writer, is in even worse financial shape than most of us. Please help him if you can.

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