Earlier this week I gave a talk in Indianapolis at the excellent Liberty Fund on whether free-market capitalism is good or bad for art. The question matters in today’s intellectual context because thinkers on both left and right argue regularly that art suffers under free market systems. Traditional conservatives such as Robert Bork and neo-conservatives […]
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I interviewed Dr. David R. Henderson after his talk at Rockford entitled “Seven Myths of Free Markets.” Professor Henderson teaches economics at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California and is a research fellow with Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. Dr. Henderson also explains the surprising, true origin of “the dismal science.” For more about Professor
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2/28 It’s never too soon to get excited about the next Olympic Games: rejected the labor theory of value? 2/27 Causality and concept-formation: Arts & Letters Daily.) And here is evidence of higher intelligence: the current worldwide skyscraper boom. And here are some photos of Times Square at night. And while few of these are
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