Rethinking Limited Government
It was once taken for granted that in times of war, government must be strong, decisive, and—if necessary—nearly unconstrained. Only such a government could marshal the resources required for victory.…
Speculation Over Production
Professor Budil and I often approach the same questions from opposite angles. Take his concept of “cognitive intolerance,” which broadly corresponds to what I describe as rationality. The difference is…
Life After Social Media
Why do I suspect that the age of social media is slowly drawing to a close? It’s actually quite simple. When I want to reach a specific person, I call…