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Monthly Archives: February 2011
The limits of human nature – and books I have read Part II
This is a post about the Amish, diversity and Thomas Sowell’s visions. I’ll try to keep it brief. Just to remind anyone who’s interested, this is part of my response to the post directed at me over at ‘A Life … Continue reading
Posted in Free Market, Freedom, Human Nature, Philosophy
Tagged community, Freedom, ideology, markets
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The limits of human nature – and books I have read: Part I
This is getting interesting. Lisek has posted again on my post – which is very welcome, as I genuinely do welcome debate and discussion. It’s not quite as welcome to find an accusation in the title of the post to … Continue reading
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Tagged economic history, Freedom, markets
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