Learn Liberty Features: David Friedman

[@R4ndomWords]

I cannot express how much I love this man! His way of thinking, brilliantly combining logic and creativity, his generally gregarious demeanour but also his humbleness. Despite clearly having thought things through extensively, he always states that he is ready to be corrected and convinced by better arguments or new facts.

[@tomtomftube]

holy fuck you sycophantic a-hole that is one of the most pathetic things I've ever read. what if someone repeated what you wrote in reference to a Marxist or communist? would you be disgusted?

[@menoyuno8430]

Yup I second that thought.

[@NoAmmo22]

David's take on education is so relevant. Season 4 of The Wire has a brilliant take on education also. Public education is just not the way to go.

[@nco_gets_it]

Key take away...uncertainty is real. This is true of almost every realm of human endeavor.

[@kenshikenji]

That's why value is not subjective

[@authenticallysuperficial9874]

​@@kenshikenji what

[@victordelima766]

Legend

[@niroshanvenkateshwaran]

He resembles his father. ❤️

[@tomtomftube]

his father created so mush suffering in the world

[@txp158]

@@tomtomftube You're saying that because you don't agree with him or just don't want to admit that he is right. I suppose Cuba and North Korea are the land without human suffering?

[@tomtomftube]

@@txp158 I'm not talking about north Korea or Cuba I'm talking about Chile first of all and now modern day . The free market is only driven by profit and does not care about the dignity of a human life. The free market is fine for consumer goods such as smart phones , fashion, cars etc etc but it should not have an over reaching influence on the human basics of housing , health and education. Of course private health and education should exist and extravagant houses for those that can afford it , but the average salary should be able allow a person to either rent their own modest property or own their own property. Free market capitalisation has to be regulated

[@tomtomftube]

@@txp158 you dont need to go to cuba or north korea to find suffering , there are millions suffering in silence in the west - USA and europe because of neo liberal capitalism but i suppose its our fault because we dont work hard enough ? well ive never seen a rich donkey

[@Manuel-qu3tc]

@@tomtomftube Socialists like yourself are shameless when they dare talk about suffering. Please, kindly stfu.

[@GukGukNinja]

Please invite Prof. Michael Huemer next 👍

[@solitudeguard1932]

Bummer he didn't mention a single Austrian as an influence. He's a neoclassical and has problems with the Austrians, but I though he would be influenced by some of them. Great interview!

[@feindwalker]

He is the spitting image of his father. :o

[@chdao]

I would have asked him what he thought of the WEF.

[@sean_haz]

As a self proclaimed Anarcho Capitalist I think its pretty clear where he would stand 😅

[@lisachelton4599]

Many employers simply pay more to someone who has a university degree, regardless of performance. Many of the higher-ups in an organization believe that their university credential grants them some superiority and prefer to hire people who share that credential, even though a candidate without a degree might have a superior track record.

[@menoyuno8430]

Great anarcho capitalist think alike.. he even educates his kids in the same way that I’ve always thought to myself kids should be educated.

[@manuelcapela7620]

👍

[@sarahbrowning1425]

👌 Promo sm

[@Jinkaza1882]

"That the people were a tax revenue source. That the population were, as it was, cattle" Human ranchers= Moooooooooo!

[@tomtomftube]

fuck the free market, housing, health and education (human essentials) should not be left to the free market only , maybe 25 or 30 % , but not over 50% .The economy should serve society , not the other way around.

[@ExPwner]

Utter nonsense. The market does serve people. All of those things belong in the market and not through state monopoly.

[@tomtomftube]

@@ExPwner how come they are unaffordable for so many people

[@ExPwner]

@@tomtomftube government regulations. They are plenty affordable in places of the US where the government didn't intervene.

[@tomtomftube]

@@ExPwner Im not in the US

[@tomtomftube]

@@ExPwner Dont you realise blind faith in a neo liberal capitalist system (modern slavery for a lot of people)is just as bad as someone who believes that communism is the greatest system or violent Muslim's who believe in ISIS ideology?