The Moral Case for Globalization
Globalization is the relatively free movement of people, things, money, and ideas across natural or political borders.
Globalization is the relatively free movement of people, things, money, and ideas across natural or political borders.
Earth is just a place; it is not a supernatural organism that deliberately or consciously works to help us and therefore needs to be thanked.
How human progress, and the use of fossil fuels, has made our environment cleaner and healthier.
Many people have a dim view of profits; they see them as the result of immoral exploitation by business for selfish gain.
How did the practice of freedom as it extends over national juridical lines come to be so widely loathed and disparaged?
Nowhere in the Constitution does it say Congress should fund a national media.
With the capacity to print forever, the US could fund its empire, fund its welfare state, fund its gigantic budget, fund its military, and all without bothering with actually doing much of anything beyond sitting behind screens.
In Build, Baby, Build, a graphic novel, Caplan uses Bastiat as a character in the present day to show us “what we’re missing”—what is not seen—when it comes to housing deregulation. I
Objectivist Jim Brown opines on DOGE, deregulation, drill baby drill, tariffs, lower taxes, Immigration, a lower dollar exchange rate, lower interest rates, restructuring US Debt, & monetizing US assets, possibly through a sovereign wealth fund.