Pyramid Power
Feb 11Congratulations to the Egyptian people for successfully ousting their dictator – and through peaceful mass resistance, too. Several libertarians have pointed out how current events are vindicating the lessons of La Boétie (if it was La Boétie); see, e.g., Sheldon Richman here and Lew Rockwell here. In my Molinari Symposium paper I wrote: The inadequacy [...]
The Lovely Bones
Feb 10I see that Jesse Byock’s 1995 article “Egil’s Bones” is now online. (See also this earlier piece.) The article helps to support the historical reliability of the Icelandic sagas by showing how an aspect of Egil’s Saga once considered fanciful – the protagonist’s skull’s invulnerability to axe-blows – may have a basis in fact. As [...]
The Sign of Three
Feb 08I want to mention what some may consider a spoiler for Sherlock, so I’m putting it in the comments section.
Women in the TARDIS
Feb 03Teresa Jusino loves the way Steven Moffat writes female characters for Doctor Who. (See Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5.) Nivair Gabriel hates the way Steven Moffat writes female characters for Doctor Who. (See here.) Funny thing is, I’m largely in agreement with both Jusino and Gabriel; they just focus [...]
A Slightly Less Unknown Ideal, Part 2
Feb 03Sheldon’s American Conservative article on left-libertarianism is now online.
C4SS Appeal
Feb 02Guest Blogs by Brad Spangler and Kevin Carson C4SS 1st Quarter 2011 Fundraiser by Brad Spangler Dear Supporters of the Center for a Stateless Society, I hope everybody had a happy holiday season and has been staying warm so far this Winter. Now it’s time to pay some bills … Between now and March 31st, [...]
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