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This post is going to be a collection of all the rebuttals to the fairytale nonsense that is The Venus Project (heavily advocated in the film Zeitgeist). Followers of this misguided movement seem to be many so having a single page to point them to rather than spending hours of your life going over economic [...]
I’m going to keep promoting these as they come out as Ryan has obviously put a lot of work into them and they are consistently thought provoking: Part 3: Some public Goods Part 4: Law & Defence Part 5: The “Impossibles”
Very impressive two part (so far?) video from Fringe Elements which explains his conception of anti-statism:
A lot of talk going on in America at the moment about Net Neutrality. The scary part is how they’ve managed to get so many little-guy Internet users to go around blogging and commenting in support of the idea. Why would anybody want to give the government more power to regulate? Baffles my mind. Anyway, [...]
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