rather disappointing and
lacking in his usual clarity and rigour.
Hayek's "Constitution of Liberty" is an excellent, well known but
rather long exposition of his form of libertarian-conservatism.
Nozick's "Anarchy State and Utopia" is an interesting defence of the
minima
e name of only acceptable economic textbook I ever
found. But it was written by the same author as "TANSTAFL" a 1970s
pro-market view of the economics of pollution.
Henry Hazlitt's "The Failure of the "New Economics" is probably the
most effective cure for belief in &qu
don't really see why it still should exist from an
economic perspective.
--
1024/D9C69DF9 steve mynott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
if you have any trouble sounding condescending,
find a unix user to show you how it's done.
--scott adams
shark baiting
> gizmo. What you gonna do with the rest of your worthlessing wasting
> a mindless on bad grass distributed by NORML to cheapskate
> short-attention-spanning purveyists.
>
> Bamford tree-cuts 400 pages to explain NSA's billion-megawatt baiting
> of the dimbu
ns that can be measured or reduced to
Excel spreadsheets rather we are rational thinking, acting agents.
The methodology of the physical sciences isn't suitable for the social
sciences. Further it leads to a fallacy amongst engineers and the
technically minded that you can "engi
