#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1080x616&blurhash=i6Ss4%7E9Y%25gX9og%252xZxa%25N%7Ep-%3B.8IpD%25oIV%3FRjRl4TV%40%3FbtSWEs-W9WAoz00oxx%5DIoM%7CoJs%3AoLt8_2M%7Bbbf%2BM%7Cs%3AjFofj%5D&x=9c03186949f39be9d712e7d83d37e7917bc66b9207cb87b0ce4b72e12ef3f794Revelation and reason are not competing sources of knowledge. "Reason is, itself, a revelation." - Van Til
#epistemology
...or is it Objectivism?
Are you referring to her "logical positivism"? Not trying start a debate.
I agree with your opposition to his pacificism. There is a time for peace, and a time for war. Open borders is also a bit utopian in the current world--or downright masochistic following Sheldon Richman's argument ("flood the system, let it burn"). But I also see the logic of that question as ultimately one of private property rights and freedom of association.
I am willing to say I disagree with him on these matters but I would not go so far as to call him "profoundly evil" and/or "dangerous."
Full disclosure: I know him personally, have since our college days, and he is far from evil or dangerous. He's brilliant, kind, and hilarious, even if we disagree on a few matters here and there.
She couldn't live by her own ideals. The epistemological basis of her worldview is flawed (then again, so also is Rothbard's). Completely misrepresented Christianity. A childish belief that big business hated regulation. Rationalism is a castle built on sand. Etc.
But, that said, I greatly enjoyed Atlas Shrugged (though Raimondo [and Kinsella] note striking similarities with the earlier writings of Garet Garret - "Who is Henry Galt?"), and quote from it often. I read The Fountainhead as well, and though it had some decent character development and good things to say about real architecture and (I suppose) "authenticity," ultimately I found its moral message ridiculous and futile.
I'm listening. What is this referring to specifically?
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Ayn Rand was fun to read, but ultimately, silly.
[Mozart was a Red!](https://youtu.be/KIk5C2qsRH8?feature=shared) - a play by Murray Rothbard (featuring a young Jeffrey Tucker)
Enjoy!
#sorry #notsorry
I don't see that as a problem provided it isn't used as a justification for coerced income redistribution. He's a Chrsitian, so is Ron Paul, so am I.
I haven't said "well, you can't be too safe" since about March of 2020.
It's all so tiresome, innit?
nostr:npub1sqzr42dj8vx32yd5jcvvl3ytux45kl0etgf6y2ymjvmd7lqmuwmqk9vk7v's twitter account seemingly hacked. Don't click on any links.
Better yet--to be certain this doesn't affect you in any way--go ahead and uninstall Twitter altogether.
#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1600x1066&blurhash=r5Rp8-D%25_N%7Ep%3Fb-%3Bt79F01D%25Rj%25MRj%3FbM%7Bof%25MM%7BRjM%7BDiWB-%3BRjWBt7-%3B0KWB9FofkCoLWBj%5B-%3B%7Eq-%3BofD%25IUWCoft7t7IUM%7B-%3Bj%5BD%25WBa%7DfRay&x=8c170384513d95bfe68b452abbcf7b8c8fabf4f1d3cfb4489c36df65683ff3b5You might appreciate C. S. Lewis, [Myth Became Fact](http://judithwolfe.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/files/2017/08/Myth-Became-Fact.pdf).
gm #plebchain #coffeechain
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