Category Archives: How to Think
The Statist “Virtue” of Inconsistency
Posted in How to Think, Jim Babka, Tactics
Tagged cognitive dissonance, hypocrisy, ideology, inconsistency, Jim Babka, libertarian mind, logic, Socrates, tribalist
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Tagged cognitive dissonance, hypocrisy, ideology, inconsistency, Jim Babka, libertarian mind, logic, Socrates, tribalist
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No Border Can Keep Out a Desirable Resident
By: Jim Babka -
There’s a difference between resident and citizen. Residency is none of your business.
Are elections really a good way to govern?
By: Perry Willis -
Maybe voluntary trade can teach us something about how to do governance.
Posted in How to Think
Tagged candidates, consumer, democracy, elect, elections, Jim Babka, mental lever, Perry Willis, politics, voter, voting
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Tagged candidates, consumer, democracy, elect, elections, Jim Babka, mental lever, Perry Willis, politics, voter, voting
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How to handle conflicting headlines about Obamacare
Posted in Healthcare, How to Think, Libertarian Persuasion, Morality, Principles, Sickcare, Strategy, Tactics
Tagged critical thinking, health care, Obamacare, sick care
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Tagged critical thinking, health care, Obamacare, sick care
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A potent persuasion tool for you
Posted in How to Think
Tagged Jim Babka, Mental Depth Charge, mental levers, Perry Willis, post-statist, zero aggression project
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Tagged Jim Babka, Mental Depth Charge, mental levers, Perry Willis, post-statist, zero aggression project
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Must political reforms be corrupt or doomed to fail or both?
Posted in How to Think
Tagged corruption, cronyism, Jim Babka, Perry Willis, political failure, political reform, the state, zero aggression
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Tagged corruption, cronyism, Jim Babka, Perry Willis, political failure, political reform, the state, zero aggression
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