Monthly Archives: November 2018

This essay is about debt.  As background for this presentation I will provide a brief summary of the conclusions of the first essay in this “Invisible Hand” series which examined the physical object nature of our money and some of … Read more

This essay is about crime.  As background I will provide a brief summary of the conclusions of the first essay in this “Invisible Hand” series which examined the physical object nature of our money and some of the unfortunate consequences … Read more

This essay is about contracts and such. As usual we will depend on Wikipedia for a general consensus definition and explanation of the meanings of crucial terms. They may not be entirely correct on details, but the Wikipedia definitions should … Read more

As background for this discussion of capitalism, I will provide a brief summary of the conclusions of the first presentation of these “Invisible Hand” essays which examined the physical object nature of our money and some of the unfortunate consequences … Read more

This essay’s main theme is about borders, boundaries, and barriers.  As background for this presentation I will provide a brief summary of the conclusions of the first presentation in this “Invisible Hand” series which examined the physical object nature of … Read more

Dear old Wikipedia says that QUOTE “Blame is the act of censuring, holding responsible, making negative statements about an individual or group that their action or actions are socially or morally irresponsible, the opposite of praise.” UNQUOTE. The writer notes … Read more

The following essays are listen in alphabetical order.  For best understanding it is suggested that you consider reading “Money Matters 1”, “Slaves 2”, and “Poverty 3” in that order. Blame Borders Capitalism Contracts and such Crime Debt Dependence Drugs and … Read more

Much of what I write will be with reference to the book “The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey” by Michael Huemer.  I regret to say that the book is … Read more