The following are my posts on the history of society and its enemy, the state.
My article about Nicholas Biddle, president of the second Bank of the United States and his battle with Andrew Jackson has been published on mises.org as an article and an audio file.
I have a series of posts on the history of epistemological thought.
The following posts discuss ancient thought in general.
And the following posts discuss the history of economic thought.
Of human nature and its implications. ____________________________ By Lilburne.
Due to technical reasons, the new home of Summa Anthropica is...
I've finished copying all of my posts to there. However, many of the links in the articles still point here.
A Mini-Manifesto of Liberty
Society Versus State in Seven Epochs
Human Action Comics #1: The Basics
The 19th-Century Bernanke: Featured on Mises.org
The Second Coming of Keynes: Featured on Mises.org
For a New Libertarian Ethics
Principles of Economics by Carl Menger
History of Epistemological Thought
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The Essential Library: The books which have been the most formative to my worldview.
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There is no question of importance, whose decision is not compriz'd in the science of man; and there is none, which can be decided with any certainty, before we become acquainted with that science.
David Hume, A Treatise of Human Nature
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There we are walking hand in hand, somewhere on the sand at the end of the land and the edge of the shining sea. Drifting through time and space on the face of a little blue ball falling around the sun. One in a million, billion twinkling lights shining out for no one in the middle of the night. Here we are, sparks in the darkness, speaking of our love burning down forever and forever.
-James Taylor