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Miaow Tse-Tung refutes Marx

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A story on rising pet ownership in China jarred my pedant-bone when it quoted the claim that pets are “an asset that has no economic

The real AI apocalypse is the death of trust

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Influencers are being paid to warn you that a self-improving AI will wipe out humanity. The research says otherwise. The real danger is already in

The peril of supporting ethnic identitarianism

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I have always been deeply uncomfortable with the nexus between the classical liberal movement and ethnic identitarianism. Martin van Staden believes that my concern about

Non-partisan policy advice vs partisan political activism

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The Free Market Foundation sent a mission to the US in support of AfriSol’s lobbying for Afrikaner interests. I think this is a grave mistake.

A failing empire, consumed by ignorance, avarice and hatred

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The once-great US of A is on a downward spiral, ruled by a megalomaniac who arrogantly exudes ignorance. I did tell you so.

Never trust an industry that begs to be regulated

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AI frontier labs are raising the alarm that their models could end humanity, and ought to be restricted by the state. Weird.

Rainbow pedestrian crossing triggers “Christians”

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It would be funny to watch minorities invoke majoritarianism against other minorities, if it wasn’t so hateful and intolerant.

A low wage is not immoral; forbidding it is

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The National Minimum Wage Commission will soon determine next year’s mandatory wage levels. The exercise rests on a persuasive but perverse moral claim.

Stop trying to build state capacity

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That the state lacks the capacity to provide many services should come as no surprise to the Hayekian liberal.

There is nothing suicidal about empathy

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The theory that the West is dying of “suicidal empathy” misunderstands liberty, misunderstands the West, and misunderstands empathy itself.