Anarchast Ep. 231 David Friedman: The Machinery of Freedom!
July 28, 2015
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as posted by the channelJeff interviews economist, physicist, Libertarian theorist and son of Milton Friedman, David Friedman, topics include: David Friedman's book 'The Machinery of Freedom', Libertarian views of Anarcho-Capitalism, critiques of Austrian economics, differences between Chicago school and Austrian school economic though, Milton Friedman, concequentalism vs natural rights, creating a plausible argument for the absence of government, using the political platform to spread ideas, long term planning requires property rights not government, government short term by nature, Greece and Europe, the US economy, the role and cause of interest rates, the Iran controversy, Bitcoin, Sudbury unschooling and home schooling, Icelandic law and the Sagas, and more.
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Website of David D Friedman
The blog called 'Ideas'
The novel 'Harald'
The novel 'Salamander'
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Anarchapulco, Anarchast's Annual Conference
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