Personal Liberty

Libertarianism: A Primer

A source of frustration for Classical Liberals is the hijacking of the term "Liberal" to the Progressive agenda. For an in depth discussion of the socialist ancestry of modern Liberalism check out Liberal Fascism. Libertarianism, a book by Libertarian David … Continued

The Road Less Traveled

The Road Less Traveled is possibly one my favorite non-fiction books. It examines the view of the world as being one where our psychology, spirituality, and physical health are closely tied together.

Stranger in a Strange Land

If you ask my favorite book, I’m likely to say either Stranger in a Strange Land or The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, both by Robert A. Heinlein and both absolutely genius books. While both books deal with the same … Continued

Who Controls the Internet

The three major wars of the 20th century (i.e. WW I, WW II, and The Cold War) have dominated the perceived relationship of the individual to government. While some claim that innovation in communication technology contributed to the fall of … Continued

Outliers: The Story of Success

“Success is never achieved in a vacuum.” says Malcolm Gladwell in his book about the most successful people in the modern world.

Liberal Fascism

“Fascist!” there are few words that are more quickly associated with evil. But do we know what it means? Surely actual Fascists didn’t think of themselves as evil? Jonah Goldberg explains the logic behind the original Totalitarian philosophies, so we may recognize their intellectual descendants.