Can “foreign-owned land” truly be defined or enforced? Even if so, what kind of perverse incentives would legislation create?

What are the true costs of war and who pays for them? Is it worth the price we pay for them? If so, can we afford them?

To what degree does the online world filter into the “real” world? Why would service providers be in favor of regulating themselves?

Has Google truly become a monopoly? What other reasons would the state have to sue them? Where have we seen this before?

Why is the state opposed to disclosure? Should inter-planetary communication be centralized? Does anarcho-capitalism work beyond Earth?

Was Al Capone a hero? Does prohibition create perverse incentives? If income is illegal, how can it legally be taxed?

Why don’t more libertarians love 3D printing? How important is social interaction when you live outside the mainstream?

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Is shame a more practical deterrent than a law? Why do we still pass laws if we all agree that they are selectively enforced?

If we’re alone in the universe, why fabricate information to the contrary? If we’re not, shouldn’t disclosure be a top priority?

How can 3D printing level the playing field against military dictatorships? Why are politicians so opposed to technological advancement?