how can liberty or freedom be viewed? why are these 2 words used interchangeably? can we delineate a difference between them? Ian takes us down a great rabbit hole of how many philosophers of freedom have viewed what it is and what it can mean to YOU!

Citation of the work

 "Positive and Negative Liberty", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2022 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = .

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we finish the last 9 chapters of praxeology.

what is praxeology? why is it important to know? what can we draw from its inductions? we learn it here in knuts book a distillation of mises' human action.

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we look into how a for profit endeavor called privateering was actually much more useful during wartime efforts than "tax paid" wartime efforts.

larry shows numerous situations in which private ships captured substantially more enemy supplies and ships than "public" sea captains ever did.

are these events compatible with how private defense could fund themselves during war time eras ?

what do you think?

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how can guerrilla warfare teach us about how to defend against violence? we go though many examples of how unorganized peoples have beat organized monopolistic power structures numerous times and how we can apply these lessons to how a society can protect itself in a world without state monopoly of protection.

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historical analysis of the history of democracy is more peaceful than other form of government, how the claim is false, how inherently politicians must deceive and use deception in order to go to war and what can we do to privatize the defense need for individuals?

chapter 4 of the myth of national defense entails the reasoning's behind ensuring the proliferation of nuclear technologies will ensure a safer more respectable world than the usual methodology of thinking. monopolization of said industry as lead to only one group [the US] being the only user of said technology only when it was advantageous for them to do so and no sort of retaliation was to be occurred.

we examine the differences in war time between monarchies and democracies

Roberts article we dive deep into the idea of the marriage of praxeology , stoicism and epicureans in the idea of autarchy!

written by Max T O'Connor

we read the article and how best to view something with the functional integrity theory in mind

break down the state ideals as it functionally can not represent an actual thing when looked at individually