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Liberty and Environmentalism: A Reconciliation

Posted on May 8, 2012 by k466

There are generally two sides to the issues of climate change and environmentalism. Typically, the ‘left’ is associated with concern (and sometimes alarmism) about global warming, and wants more government regulation to address environmental problems. The ‘right’, on the other … Continue reading →

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The Free Market Goes to Outer Space- Much Better than NASA

Posted on August 23, 2011 by k466

With the Space Shuttle recently retiring from its thirty year career, it’s as good of a time as ever to explore the enticing opportunity that a free market can provide us in space travel and exploration. The space industry has … Continue reading →

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What is a Free Market?

Posted on May 24, 2011 by k466

One can hardly avoid the phrase free market (free enterprise, capitalism, etc.) in discussions of economics or politics. Regrettably, the term is used carelessly to describe a myriad of schemes that have little or nothing in common with a genuine … Continue reading →

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Airline Security, Privacy, and Common Sense vs. the TSA

Posted on January 6, 2011 by k466

A lot of noise has been made over the new airport security measures being implemented across the nation by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Full body scanners (officially called AIT, or Advanced Imaging Technology) are appearing across the country, with … Continue reading →

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Liberty and Environmentalism: A Reconciliation

The Free Market Goes to Outer Space- Much Better than NASA

What is a Free Market?

Airline Security, Privacy, and Common Sense vs. the TSA

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