Natural Law

Nobody asked but … If there were no natural law, if orderliness mandates human intervention, by force if necessary, then how has the rest of the Universe managed?  Even if the Universe is full of sentient beings, demanding order, their efforts are undetectable.  Maybe, that is why immorality and amorality hold such popular sway, as…

RE: Profits

Nobody asked but … Government interference in the market is just like daylight savings time.  At best it can only create the appearance of change, even if it were a friction free manipulation.  Since the government never needs to justify adequately their intervention with a fair evaluation according to Hazlitt’s Economics in One Lesson —…

RE: Hierarchy II

Nobody asked but … Hierarchy in its self-ordering occurrence in nature is no more ruler-dominated than any other relationship among people, places, things (including relationships), and events (all objects fall into one of these categories).  The food chain is an anarchical hierarchy.  The trouble is, in part, a failure of language.  The root suffix “-archy”…

Anarchy Is!

Nobody asked but … There is only one miniscule scenario in the universe, that we know of, where there is pushback against anarchy. The very lowest population of mammals on Earth is primates, and only a fraction of them can even conceive of constructed laws. Mammals are the least populace (with the possible exception of…

Rentseeking

Nobody asked but … The first people to seek state assistance are those who have acquired more property than they can handle. So they go rentseeking. The rest of us are stuck with both the state and the tab. The next to seek state assistance are those who don’t even want to manage their self-ownership.…