Praxeology: The Method of Economics | Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Archived from the live Mises.tv broadcast, this lecture by Hans-Hermann Hoppe was presented at the 2011 Mises University in Auburn, Alabama. Includes an introduction by Mark Thornton.

[@Solideh]

It's a pleasure to watch this over and over everytime i get mad at my micro classes lol

[@TacticalCitySlicker]

The guy is an economic historian rock star! Thanks Mises!

[@patbateman2088]

Hoppe is a fucking gangster!

[@CASHXRAT]

@Peter Cohen

[@BultyR86]

This lecture was more understandable than his previous lecture I watched. And you gotta love that dry humor. In the end, it did help me to understand praxeology a little better.

[@mignoyou]

Just amazing, it´s an important, fundamental message to everyone who wants to begin to think about economics....

[@DanielRamBeats]

I was brought here by Rory Sutherland's Ted Talks, really interesting stuff!

[@dieyoung]

Yesss Hoppe's talks are always the best. Thanks!

[@GeorgWilde]

In the deductive method, you can chose axioms. In the empirical method, you can measure and model how you want. The real difference is, that in the deductive method, every proposition has meaning by itself, so any nonsense is quickly exposed.

[@imajinl.]

Hoppe is the 🐐

[@guy936]

7:54

[@NotQuiteFirst]

HYPOSSESIS

[@BringIt2TheMax]

@dieyoung Thanks for pointing out praxgirl. Look her up if you haven't seen her videos yet. Not only does she have the ability to explain Praxeology in a great way, she is also easy on the eyes to say the least.

[@Helionaeic]

Illuminating...

[@SnatchAx]

very good

[@theprodigy2186]

Is there a book in which he makes this sane argument? This is amazing.

[@ErickGarcia-nz3kb]

Once tested a hypothesis, it is important to see if it is regressive or progressive

[@Keimh3regPeh2uMeg]

I knew I recognized him!

[@PSExposed]

I say the same thing. Thanks!

[@dantean]

@siftyfour What about BEFORE you watched them?