What Happens When a Newspaper Dies?
By John W. Miller at The Daily Yonder
Topic
Economics
A collection of 180 issues
The Libertarian Position, Spun as Concisely as Possible with a Lacing of Catholicism
The market works best when it's free. When the market works best, wealth increases. As wealth increases, everyone on average is better off compared to where they would be without the market. The better off people are, the more they can pursue whatever non-market goals they have. These
Distributism is the Economic Sphere Revolt Against Modernity and Left-Hemispheric Hegemony
Unfortunately, it doesn't work in the modern world without big government, and big government is the celebration of the left hemisphere.
Still, it's worth pondering, just as I think it's worth pondering anarchism. Neither will be attained in my lifetime, but I think such
Every Town has a Story Worth Saving: A Review of Hello, Bookstore
Is there another art form as dependent on chance as the documentary film? In 2019, director A.B. Zax set out to capture the story of the appropriately-if-unimaginatively-named The Bookstore, a fixture of Lenox, Massachusetts owned and operated by its proprietor Matthew Tannenbaum since 1976. With the arrival of COVID-19
Heartland Manufacturing Renaissance
From City Journal
Tired of Being Chumps
What happens when the people who have been the backbone of America realize the system is rigged against them and stop supporting it?
Jack Dorsey's Decentralized Web
From Bitcoin Magazine
Seven Great Quotes About Money
Emperor Vespasian famously said, “Money has no smell” when questioned about his decision to tax urinals. The folks here might disagree.
The Continuing Importance of Thomas Sowell
From Imprimis
The Free Market is Anti-Gnostic
That's why I'm always drawn to it. It doesn't deny or decry a structure of oppression. It just says, "That's the way things are; deal with it." The gnostic says, "I hate the way things are, so I'