Two different competitive struggles
This is an interesting observation by evolutionary psychologists Simler and Hanson. When people compete with each other for power or financial dominance, only one person can win, and this competition…
Who stole and who destroyed
The Czech lands have undergone two radical upheavals in the last 100 years. The first occurred in 1948 (more precisely, between 1945 and 1948), when communist coup took place, and…
Who cares about Ukrainians
‘Asking whether the war in Ukraine has been beneficial for Ukrainians is a bit like asking whether World War II was beneficial for Jews,’ says Curtis Yarvin. While it is…
On liberal faith
So far, it seems that life is better in all respects in countries where political power clearly prevails over financial power. However, it is important to bear in mind that…
Competition and efficiency
The problem with competition is that it creates inefficiencies. At first, this may seem counterintuitive, given that we were taught at school that the main benefit of competition is increased…
Classification of regimes by Professor Budil
The day before yesterday and yesterday, I focused on Orbán’s economic and state model. Today, I will build on this by adding what Professor Budil writes, as his concept offers…