Ep. 422 Answering Common Objections to Private Law
Adam Haman returns to help Bob respond to a common string of objections he recently received, as feedback on a lecture given to the Menger Institute. Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest: The YouTube version of this conversation. Bob’s lecture to the Menger Institute on private law (and defense). Bob’s articles on warlords and…
Ep. 260 What If Private Property Owners Mimicked Policies of the State?
Due to listener request, Bob explains why a legitimate owner has the right to set policies that would be immoral for the State to implement, and why in practice private owners would be much less likely to do so. Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest: Bob’s essays on Private Law and Private Defense.…
Ep. 222 Kris Borer’s Fun Book Explains AnCap Ethics
Kris Borer is an entrepreneur with a background in robotics and artificial intelligence. His new book is narrative non-fiction that illustrates why libertarianism cannot be defined precisely with physical concepts like force or property boundaries. Instead, Borer argues that libertarians should use praxeology to define conflict, aggression, and the NAP. Mentioned in the Episode and Other…