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Spontaneous Urban Planning at the Intersection of Markets, Democracy and Science
Fourth C+T Conference, Vancouver, May 23-26, 2019 complexitycosmos & taxisdemocracyscienceSpontaneous orderurban planning
Nothing Comes from Nowhere: Reflections on Cultural Appropriation as the Representation of Other Cultures
Here’s a nicely nuanced analytical discussion of a topic vulgarized in circles where there is no philosophical culture — typically English departments and other regressive pseudo circles where activism masquerades as inquiry. James Young has been thinking a great deal about these issues as a philosopher and as a Canuck, a refreshing change from the…
Unpacking the Absurd Logic of Cultural Appropriation—and What It Will Cost Us
Refreshingly on the right track and by a prominent millennial showing up the mal-educated monomaniacal authoritarian tendencies of the IYIs of his age group. Anyway see Ryan Holiday in The Observer. It is not stealing or looting to take things that inspire you in one culture and adapt and change them to further your own expression. It’s…
New Orleans Remix
Worth checking out this recently published book. As has been variously argued, jazz as a spontaneous order makes a nonsense of the vulgar rationalisms peddled by the “cultural appropriation” fundamentalists. Conversationjack sullivanJazzmusicnew orleansregressive leftSpontaneous order
Competition, Economic Planning, and the Knowledge Problem
The collected works of Israel Kirzner — coming soon. Here, by the way, is Pete Boettke on “Why Israel Kirzner Deserves a Nobel Prize“. Adam SmithAustrian Economicsdispersed knowledgeIsrael KirznerLudwig von MisesPeter Boettkepolitical economyPraxeologyrationalismsituated cognitionSpontaneous order
Adam Smith and the Past, Present, and Future of Liberalism
Matt Ridley in The Journal of Private Enterprise, 32(3): 1-7. Adam SmithcapitalismilliberalismLiberalismmatt ridleyregressive leftSpontaneous orderVernon Smith
The Fragile Generation
Lenore Skenazy and Jonathan Haidt in Reason on how many of our generation fucked up their kids: the upshot being that these kids are vulnerable to regressive group- think/hug at university. Because of this fostering of over-dependence and therefore of associated incompetence and laziness (mum will always intercede) these parents have only succeeded in frittering away their…
Jazz as a Spontaneous Order
The latest issue of COSMOS + TAXIS is now available. complexityConversationcosmos & taxisJazzmusicSpontaneous order
Comos + Taxis 1:1
complexitycosmos & taxisdistributed knowledgeFriedrich Hayekpolitical economySpontaneous order
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