Three simple questions.

Compared to what?At what cost?What hard evidence do you have?

Often attributed to Thomas Sowell, these questions don’t win debates—they expose them.

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It’s not that people don’t understand. It’s that some ideas don’t get rewarded.

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This week: Canada prepares for CUSMA talks, and the FIFA World Cup keeps rolling. Plus… the question nobody seems willing to ask.Content Note:

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People say they want freedom. But their actions suggest something else.

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Being smart doesn’t make you objective. Sometimes it just makes you better at defending what’s wrong.

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Three economists. One idea. And a shift that changed economics forever.

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What if the law isn’t protecting you… but using you? Bastiat’s warning is more relevant now than ever.

Hayek explains why central planning doesn’t stop… it spreads.Why most policies look good… until you follow the consequences. Henry Hazlitt.

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Canada wins big on the soccer pitch. Politicians hold another round of meetings. Economists discover the economy is somehow weak and resilient at the same time. And everyone promises a brighter future right after one more committee meeting.

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No camps. No chains. No obvious force.

So why do people still stay in line?

This episode breaks down the evolution of control—from brute force to subtle pressure—and why modern systems don’t need to silence you…

Because you’ll do it yourself.

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Everyone’s arguing about gender, representation, and fairness.But almost no one is asking the real question:

What happens when systems stop selecting for competence?

This episode breaks down the hidden shift—from performance to optics—and why that change quietly erodes everything.

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