O que Ciro Nogueira pensa sobre a federação entre o PP e o União Brasil
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What’s the Healthiest Water To Drink?
I feel one of the biggest issues in modern medicine is that patients often don’t get the opportunity to establish a genuine relationship with their physician and hence often lack the critical voice necessary for a therapeutic doctor-patient relationship. Because of this, my goal here was always to be able to correspond with everyone who reached out to me (e.g., through comments). Unfortunately, due to the unexpected reach of this publication (two hundred thousand readers), I don’t have […]
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Training Young Economists
Part of bringing up young children is to tell them stories and accounts about people who did the right thing, and how they made life better for themselves and others. We can do the same with describing economic concepts, which don‘t have to be dry and boring.
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Subtle video app for police encounters.
For anyone that is unable to livestream to a social media app in order to maintain a cloud copy of recorded video, there is an app called FadCam for Android. It records videos in the background, even while the phone is locked. So you can start the app and recording and then lock the phone. Cops can’t stop the recording or delete the video. submitted by /u/PatriotsAndTyrants [link] [comments]
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The Long Library, Episode 4: “They Saw It Coming: The 19th-Century Libertarian Critique of Fascism”
On this episode of The Long Library, I interview Roderick Long about his essay “They Saw It Coming: The 19th-Century Libertarian Critique of Fascism.” Written over ten years ago about arguments written over one hundred years ago, this essay is as timely as ever here in 2025. Roderick shows that 19th-century libertarians such as Gustave de Molinari, Frédéric Bastiat, Voltairine de Cleyre, Herbert Spencer, William Graham Sumner, and others warned against the very tendencies — “militarism, corporatism, regimentation, […]
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Diversity and Harmony
Running parallel to the struggle between capitalists and workers is the conflict between those who value a society that respects plurality and diversity and those who demand conformity and homogeneity. Pluralism is a well established doctrine. It appears in many different ideologies to varying degrees: liberalism, anarchism, social democracy, and even some forms of right libertarianism contain pluralistic aspects. On the opposite pole hangs the doctrines of sameness and orthodoxy that have gone by many different names; conservatism, […]
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