Totalitarian Opposition to individual decisions: Breaking the Say’s LawPart 19 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
The 2nd of the ‘Economic Thinkers’ 3-part strategy for separating you from reality, relies upon refuting Jean Baptiste …
(With a post from 2011, here’s wishing you a very Merry Christmas!)
What meaning is there to be found in Christmas, even by those who find no meaning in Christmas at all?
First off, grant that the false alternative of ‘Not all Christians are good, t…
The Wizarding World’s Tools of Economic Magic: ‘LTV’/’Value’, ‘Consolidation’/’Growth’, and ‘Rules’/’Law’
Part 18 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
So as we turn to what it is that enables such behavior, and what it is that they feel…
The TURD’s Pro-Regressive retreat from the West A.D. to the B.C. past through the Wizard’s Circle
Part 17 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
There’s something revealing in what the supreme wizard of the ‘New Economics’, John Maynard K…
What ‘Economics’ buys you is Tyranny on a budget
Part 16 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
With the awareness that metaphysics, causality, ethics should be the backdrop to your normal frame of mind, and aware that that understanding…
Summing up by returning to the Questions that should precede Hazlitt’s ‘Economics in One Lesson’
Part 15 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
The reason for this *diversion* into abstractions of metaphysics, causality, and ethics, was t…
233 years ago today, December 15th, 1791, our states united in ratifying the first ten amendments to the Constitution of the United States of America! How weird is it that many of the individual rights protected by these amendments as being e…
“Letgo of that Republic!’ Gimme that…!”Part 14 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
It wasn’t long after Ben Franklin said that the Constitutional Convention had delivered:
“A Republic, madam, if you can keep it!”
, that some peop…
The reality is that a common good must be common to all.
Part 13 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
So in this metaphysical whirlwind of a tour of how a respect for what is real and true can lead to well ordered and prudent thinking…
The reality is that a common good must be common to all.
Part 13 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
So in this metaphysical whirlwind of a tour of how a respect for what is real and true can lead to well ordered and prudent thinking…
Mystifying what the meaning of the word ‘IS’, is, is the means of making you disappear from your life
Part 12 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
As David Hume demonstrated by his inability to identify a ‘self’ when he looked into hi…
Remember to remember. Remember that while we’re preoccupied with our concerns of the day, the worst lessons of our yesterdays – such as the unexpected attack upon us 83 years ago today – can return in an instant to consume our present. Remember that wh…
Dazzling us with what’s partly seen while abandoning the full reality of what’s left unseen
Part 9 of 22, from Exiting the Wizard’s Circle of Economics
Wait… what?! Replaced reality? Ok, I realize that may sound a wee bit extravagant, but humor me …