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If Free Markets Are So Great, Why Don’t We See Any in the Real World?
Does taxation facilitate wealth creation, or is it the other way around?
Mar 22
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Saul Zimet
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The 15-Hour Work Week Was Always a Terrible Idea
Some fantasize about a dramatically reduced work week because they misunderstand the purpose of work and the importance of leisure.
Mar 9
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Saul Zimet
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February 2026
More People Means More Prosperity
Population growth is inextricably linked to economic growth and social harmony.
Feb 26
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Saul Zimet
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Karl Popper Versus H. P. Lovecraft
Two opposing attitudes toward humanity’s infinite ignorance.
Feb 2
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Saul Zimet
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January 2026
The Deeply Misguided View of Statist Parasitism as Parenting
Tucker Carlson's yearning to be “loved” by tax-funded government officials is unrealistic and dangerous.
Jan 17
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Saul Zimet
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Ignorance Is Limitless, and Therefore So Is Progress
Extreme skepticism misunderstands the implications of human fallibility.
Jan 12
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Saul Zimet
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December 2025
The Benefits of AI and the Risk of a "White-Collar Bloodbath"
If AI is powerful enough to produce widespread abundance, does worrying about unemployment make sense at all?
Dec 27, 2025
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Saul Zimet
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Capitalism Versus Extinction by Stagnation
The degrowth solution to climate change has been tested and shown to be a deadly failure.
Dec 20, 2025
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Saul Zimet
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Minnesota’s Welfare Fraud Shows How Taxation Hinders Economic Growth
The common labeling of tax-funded bureaucrats as “public servants” has the truth completely backwards.
Dec 14, 2025
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Saul Zimet
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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.
Dec 8, 2025
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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, 2025
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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, 2025
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Saul Zimet
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