Today, we start a new conversation regarding Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. 
My apologeies for not uploading the episode last week'; my team was up in the mountains for training camp. 

Uploads will now be consistent every week. 

Today, Milton Friedman and John Galt engage in a debate not about the conclusions of their positions, but about the premises.

Raskolnikov the Rationalist. To know Raskolnikov, we need to understand rationalism and its counterpart, empiricism. Join me as we discuss the elementary levels of such ideas to gain a deeper understanding of how Raskolnikov concluded.

A hypothetical conversation between David Hume and Raskolnikov. What can Raskolnikov gain from this conversation?

Are we truly free to choose as we please, or do our environment and circumstances force us to choose what it wills?

Welcome to the first episode of Echoes for Your Path. Today, we discuss part 1 of our discussion on the masterpiece Crime and Punishment. We take an in-depth look at Raskolnikov, the central character in the novel, and examine his overarching life philosophy, the battle between the ordinary and extraordinary man.