The Freedom of Individuals Still Matters—Even If COVID Warriors Say It Doesn’t
Human beings do not exist to be pawns in a game of lockdowns and collective action.
Philosophy and Methodology
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Murray Rothbard and Thomas Kuhn
Thomas Kuhn influenced Rothbard by demolishing the notion that the history of science is one of continual progress. The truth is that once a paradigm becomes established, its basic tenets are not questioned at all until major problems crop up.
Praxeology and Mathematical Logic
Some argue that praxeology's deductions should be formalized using mathematical logic, but such an approach would be inappropriate for human action, whose axioms are known.
Finally Kicking the GDP Habit
GDP is fine for counting things like washing machines. But it is quite useless for counting other basic indicators of the quality of life.
Finally Kicking the GDP Habit
GDP is fine for counting things like washing machines. But it is quite useless for counting other basic indicators of the quality of life.
Mises versus Rand on the Origins of Nazism
Ludwig von Mises and Ayn Rand held very different views about the origins of Nazism, and in this article I am going to describe these differences. Both involve German philosophical ideas.
