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September 2023
#114 – Conversations About Economic Illiteracy and Critical Rationalism
Interviews with Per Bylund and Tom Hyde.
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Arjun Khemani
#23 – Tom Hyde: Population, Immortality, Anarchism, and Gender
Listen now (70 mins) | If you would like to support this podcast, click here. Bitcoin donations at: bc1q3vajy7e79080uzg5j7watdtl2h7ktqx9l7x8w8 Tom Hyde…
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#22 – Per Bylund: Economic Illiteracy, Entrepreneurship, and The Primacy of Theory
Listen now (51 mins) | If you would like to support this podcast, click here. Bitcoin donations at: bc1q3vajy7e79080uzg5j7watdtl2h7ktqx9l7x8w8 Per…
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#113 – The real culprit of consumerism
Ironically, behavior induced by government intervention gets labeled as “consumerism”, yet the blame often erroneously falls on capitalism and free…
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#112 – Creativity and personhood
We must defend the freedom of the mind to be creative at all costs.
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#21 – David D. Friedman: The Machinery of Freedom, Education, and India
Listen now (42 mins) | Support this podcast: buymeacoffee.com/arjunkhemani David D. Friedman is an anarcho-capitalist economist, author of ‘The…
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August 2023
#111 – Some Quotes Against the State
For this week’s newsletter, I thought I would deviate from the usual format to share some quotes (and a poem) centered around a theme that has recently…
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#110 – On discipling children and towards a better childhood
Childhood does not have to entail coercion.
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#20 – Jim O'Shaughnessy: AI, Education, Media, and Living Forever
Listen now (64 mins) | Support this podcast at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/arjunkhemani Jim O’Shaughnessy is the founder and CEO of O’Shaughnessy…
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#109 – The scale of creativity
Through understanding, we liberate ourselves.
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#109 – The Constraints of Money
We typically think of constraints as limiting factors to something we want to achieve. This conception is too narrow. Progress often comes from…
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