Preservation vs. Affordable Housing
Historic preservation is a pretense for dictating how others may or may not use their property.
Gone Viral: How Covid Drove the World Insane
I would rank Justin Hart’s book among those that should be considered a staple reading on the covid epoch. It’s as much a medical and political history as it is a psychological study in mass hysteria.
Good News, the World Is Getting Better
We are incessantly told about disasters, whether the latest heat wave, flood, wildfire or storm. Yet, the data overwhelmingly show that over the last century, people have become much safer from all these weather events.
Money Creation, Then And Now
One good way to understand the current monetary system is to gain a basic understanding of banking history.
How Green Energy Will Become No Energy
America’s reckless green energy policies evaluated.
U.S. Government’s War on Savings
The U.S. government has long been waging war on savings, making it the cause of, rather than the solution to, low savings rates.
When Defenders of Property Rights Are Its Own Worst Enemies
Many attempts to defend property rights are founded on the wrong premises. The result, unfortunately, is ultimately destructive to the cause.
Capitalism vs. Racism: Equal Pay for Equal Work
Profit-seeking employers qua profit-seeking employers are simply unconcerned with race. Their principle is: of two equally good workers, hire the one who is available for less money; of two workers available for the same money, hire the one who is the better worker. Race is simply irrelevant.
The Coercive “Solution”
Do as I say, or else you will be fined or sent to prison.
