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From Twitter: A friend asked how things were going. I said great, busy, just waiting for the next shoe to drop. The reply was “I hope things stay good.” They never do, I said. We face entropy. But that’s also a sign of life. Then I had to explain what I meant: It’s the second […]

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Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Episode 506. [PFS Cross-post] As noted in Kinsella Lecturing at World Liberty Summit 2026–Bolivia: “Conflict between AI and Copyright” and “Private law and the Universal Principles of Liberty”, I am participating in this event: The Tenth Annual World Liberty Summit 2026 (Nov. 10 and 11, 2026), organized by the think tank […]

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Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Episode 505. [PFS Cross-post] As noted in Kinsella Lecturing at World Liberty Summit 2026–Bolivia: “Conflict between AI and Copyright” and “Private law and the Universal Principles of Liberty”, I am participating in this event: The Tenth Annual World Liberty Summit 2026 (Nov. 10 and 11, 2026), organized by the think tank […]

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The Tenth Annual World Liberty Summit 2026 (Nov. 10 and 11, 2026), organized by the think tank Sociedad de la Libertad (SDL Latam, @SDLPeru), based in Lima, Peru. This year’s Summit will be held in La Paz, Bolivia. Th general theme is the future of anarcho-capitalism and the State in the 21st century. I will […]

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[Cross-posted at PFS] And update to Bylund’s Typology of Knowledge: Physical vs. Catallactic; General vs. Applied: Interesting new paper: Per L. Bylund, “Austrian Economics and Knowledge,” Q. J. Austrian Econ. 29, no. 2 (2026): 1-24. Abstract: This article develops a typology of knowledge in economics, drawing on the works of Carl Menger and F. A. […]

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