Regarding the unintended and not-so-unintended consequences of public, state action, Foundation for Economic Education scholars Antony Davies and James Harrigan discuss the Cobra Effect from colonial India, air pollution in Mexico, and oil production (or lack thereof) in Venezuela. No time to read the whole piece? Check out the ineffable Seamus Coughlin’s great cartoon on…
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Not that a broad audience is capable of hearing a nuanced and multi-faceted argument on the nature of slavery in the Antebellum South, but maybe my audience is? Fingers-crossed? Unfortunately, the New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project and poor historians of “new capitalism” have only added to the singular note of confusion that reigns today. Want…
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In case you thought my analysis of the Early American Republic was too “unique” even for me, listen here to historians Brad Birzer and Tom Woods present a very Richied-esque take on American history. Want more? You should check out their Liberty Classroom. If not, continue to be a dimwitted socialist–oops, sorry for being redundant.…
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The brilliance of these pieces: a rap video, a post rap video analysis of the winner, and then a sardonic yet accurate review of Marx the economist… It’s all here for you: 3 red pills–might want to take one at a time.
Abstract for my paper which I presented at the Libertarian Scholars Conference, 2019: “Fast Balls and Fast Bulbs: The Cause of Reckless Yet Rational Gambling Speculation on American Baseball 1917-1919 and Dutch Tulips 1636-1637” Mr. Athanasius (Gary) Richied Focus: A historical and economic analysis of the marked similarities extant between rampant wagering on baseball and…
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HA! In the black text box above it reads: NATIONAL SECURITY PICK- TRUMP NAMES HOSTAGE NEGOTIATOR ROBERT O’BRIEN TO SUCCEED JOHN BOLTON. N.B. Because we need more Mitt Romney advisors in the administration. Ironically, Trump is the hostage, his hands tied if not his mouth gagged by the deep state. I can’t wait for tomorrow’s…
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WSJ Piece on Paglia Camille Paglia’s plight is not her own; a great multitude shares in it, and I’m one of them. Sure, not the self-admitted gender dysphoria (then again, did I like The Greatest Showman just a little TOO much?), but rather her experience and diagnosis of the modern student. Enabled, coddled and feeble-minded.…
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Thrilled to attend the Libertarian Scholars Conference in NYC so as to present on history and economics. My paper is entitled, “Fast Balls and Fast Bulbs: The Cause of Reckless Yet Rational Gambling Speculation on American Baseball from 1917-1919 and Dutch Tulips from 1636-1637”.
Saint Paul $24.50
Blessed Franz Jägerstätter $24.50
Saint Philomena $24.50
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