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Tucker Carlson Claims to Be an Individualist but Espouses Collectivism
Specificity must cut through contradiction in the ideological fight for America's future.
23 hrs ago
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Saul Zimet
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November 2025
MAGA Adopts One of Karl Marx’s Key Misconceptions
The MAGA movement’s rhetoric about low-wage labor echoes that of the communist prophet.
Nov 30
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Saul Zimet
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The Degrowth Bestseller "Slow Down" Falsely Blames Poverty on Capitalism
Poverty has been declining rapidly in recent decades, thanks in large part to the rise of economic growth.
Nov 26
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Saul Zimet
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Do Human Progress Trends Justify the Status Quo?
A recent New York Times opinion piece misunderstands the implications of an improving world.
Nov 17
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Saul Zimet
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Technology Versus Degrowth as Solutions to the Sixth Mass Extinction
Assuring the long-term future of Earth’s wildlife requires more economic and technological development, not less.
Nov 9
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Saul Zimet
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The Myth of the Short-Sightedness of Capitalism
Free markets are often accused of incentivizing short-term profit-seeking, but really the opposite is true.
Nov 5
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Saul Zimet
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October 2025
Humans Have Moral Value Because They Create Knowledge
If for no other reason.
Oct 29
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Saul Zimet
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Why the Enlightenment is the Ultimate Moral Movement
And knowledge maximalism is the ultimate moral principle.
Oct 23
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Saul Zimet
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Environmentalist Pronatalism Versus Paul Krugman
Is reducing "population pressure" really a good way to protect environmental resources?
Oct 12
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Saul Zimet
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The Biologists' Myth About Limitless Growth
False economic premises lead Bret Weinstein, Paul Ehrlich, and other famous biologists to pursue catastrophic civilizational changes.
Oct 6
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Saul Zimet
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September 2025
The Poverty of Collectivist Visions of Property Rights
Why is it that one notion of property rights facilitates widespread prosperity, while the competing theories spread poverty to the masses?
Sep 29
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Saul Zimet
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March 2025
Are Bad Climate Policies Causing More Deaths Than Climate Change?
The "fact-checkers" at the New York Times need to be fact-checked.
Mar 19
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Saul Zimet
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