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A Little History For Context

The term ‘Freedom’, and its near relation ‘Liberty’, have a long heritage.   The babylonian words “ama-gi”, meaning “Return To The Mother”, written in cuneiform, are often cited by Libertarians as the first written use [...]
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Joseph Postell of the Heritage Foundation, whom I admire, posts an article in today’s Washington Times entitled Constitutional Decline. Keeping the tradition of picking on your friends, because it’s simply an easier way to make a point than systematic [...]
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We have dictionaries.
We have thesauruses.
We have encyclopedias.
We have Adler’s Syntopicon.

What we need is a tome, a book, for causal relationships: a worldwide list of the metaphysical assumptions that people use to [...]
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This is the abstract for the paper I’m working on.

“ABSTRACT
The success of the Rothbard-Hoppe research program as demonstrated by the explanatory power of the ethics of property is offset by the failure of the three major philosophical [...]
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The purpose of life, of philosophy. Men have pondered this forever. Since writing and civilization began. The oral traditions tell us stories. But only philosophers and prophets attempt to solve the purpose of life, rather than distribute advice in the [...]
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