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Keynes: A Master of Confused and Confusing Prose

Keynes: A Master of Confused and Confusing Prose [This article is a selection from Where Keynes Went Wrong]: Paul Samuelson, professor of economics at MIT after World War II and author of a best-selling economics textbook, was one of Keynes’s most ardent American disciples. Here is what he has to say about the latter’s General Theory: […]

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The return of the peasant: or, the history of the world in 10½ blog posts

The return of the peasant: or, the history of the world in 10½ blog posts About a year ago I started publishing on this site various projections for how the future population of southwest England where I live might be able to feed itself substantially on the basis of small-scale, relatively self-reliant ‘peasant’ farming – […]

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“Free Stuff” Isn’t All That It’s Cracked Up to Be

“Free Stuff” Isn’t All That It’s Cracked Up to Be  To my British and American friends who must deal with the socialist nonsense of Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn, I found this poem. It was written by Rudyard Kipling, the writer most hated by English Socialists in the 40s and an opponent to the interventionist […]

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Noam Chomsky: How America’s Way of Thinking About the World Naturally Produces Human Catastrophes

Noam Chomsky: How America’s Way of Thinking About the World Naturally Produces Human Catastrophes The scholar talks about the seemingly innocuous elements of our socialization that promote one-world view over another.   Tavis: Noam Chomsky is, of course, internationally recognized as one of the world’s most critically engaged public intellectuals. The MIT professor of linguistics […]

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Today’s Anti-Capitalists Ignore the Fundamental Problems of Socialism

Today’s Anti-Capitalists Ignore the Fundamental Problems of Socialism Anti-market and pro-socialist rhetoric is surging in headlines (see also here, here, and here) and popping up more and more on social media feeds. Much of the time, these opponents of markets can’t tell the difference between state-sponsored organizations like the International Monetary Fund and actual markets. But, that doesn’t matter because the articles and […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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