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Liberty and the invention of the Internet

by PieInTheSky | Dec 5, 2019 | Children, Markets, Society, Technology

Hello and welcome to Pie Ponders, in which Pie – that is me for those who destroyed too many neurons with alcohol– raises questions on various topics of great importance.

Term Limits, Part I

by Ozymandias | Nov 19, 2019 | Big Government, Constitution, Federal Power, First Amendment, Markets, Politics, Regulation, Society

All attempts at Campaign Finance Reform in these United States have failed.

Individualism: True And False; A Review

by leon | Nov 15, 2019 | Libertarianism, Liberty, Literature, Markets

Everything you thought you knew was True. And False.

Letter to the Editor

by Fourscore | Oct 21, 2019 | Big Government, Constitution, Liberty, Markets, Taxes

I was going through some personal papers and found this copy of a letter I had written nearly 30 years ago.

There are no laws…

by mexican sharpshooter | Sep 7, 2019 | Beer, Food & Drink, Markets, Opinion

…when drinking White Claws…

A thought on competition and the public sector

by PieInTheSky | Aug 27, 2019 | Big Government, Economy, Markets, Musings

Hello and welcome back to Pie ponders in which Pie tries to understand things. (Image: Artist’s depiction of Pie pondering. Ladies, can you believe he’s single?!)

Standard Libertarian Disclaimer Episode 2: EPA

by SUPREME OVERLORD trshmnstr | Jun 6, 2019 | Environment, Liberty, Markets, Opinion, Regulation

I think that environmental law is the single biggest issue I “struggle” with when I do thought experiments about the philosophy of libertarianism. How does self- and property ownership interact with the externalities caused by the things that you do pursuant with your ownership of yourself and your property? There are many answers, but the currently implemented one is the EPA.

Economics Corner with Paul Krugman and Winston’s Mom

by Winston's Mom | Mar 29, 2019 | Economy, Markets, Opinion

Sometimes you need to peg the guy with big Swedish hands.

Inequality and The Great Decoupling

by Rasilio | Mar 12, 2019 | Economy, History, Markets, Opinion, Politics

Rasilio takes a look at monetary policy and inequality.

Economics Corner with Winston’s Mom & Paul Krugman

by Winston's Mom | Feb 22, 2019 | Economy, Markets, Opinion, Politics

What did I do with that spoon anyway?

Employment Survey 2019

by SP | Jan 16, 2019 | Economy, LifeSkills, Markets, Poll, Society

Hi ho, hi ho.

Glibertarian Search Engine Survey

by mexican sharpshooter | Jan 1, 2019 | First Amendment, Markets, Media, Not So Easy Pieces

Introduction Much has been made in social media and political class about potential biases within...

Why Are Precious Metals Precious?

by BakedPenguin | Oct 15, 2018 | Finance, Markets, Musings

Why do we view these metals as valuable?

Maximizing the Value of Your Timber

by Suthenboy | Sep 27, 2018 | Advice, Markets, Opinion

Who says advice is only worth what you pay for it? Not here at Glibertarians.com!

The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 1)

by robc | Sep 13, 2018 | Beer, Food & Drink, History, Markets, Regulation

This is part one in a series of the Beer Wars in America.

Money is a Bitch

by Mojeaux | Aug 15, 2018 | Finance, Literature, Markets, Musings

Mojeaux shares something that isn’t an economics essay. But it could be.

Creosote Achilles and the Perils of Potrepreneurship

by Creosote Achilles | Jul 11, 2018 | Drugs, Economy, Finance, Higher Education, Licensing, Markets, Products You Need, Regulation

What a plot twist!

A Deep Dive into Cryptocurrencies and their Operations: Part 3

by SUPREME OVERLORD trshmnstr | Jan 2, 2018 | Drugs, Economy, Education, Finance, Liberty, Markets, Products You Need, Science, Technology

The conclusion of the series on cryptocurrencies and their operations.

A Deep Dive into Cryptocurrencies and Their Operation: Part 1

by SUPREME OVERLORD trshmnstr | Dec 19, 2017 | Economy, Finance, Markets, Not So Easy Pieces, Products You Need, Technology

Per requests from the commentariat, here is a core dump of everything I know about Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrencies from a technical aspect. I’m gonna try to keep this at a high school level, but it is going to require touching on some 300 and 400 level computer science concepts, which I hope to explain without losing the audience. However, this is going to end up quite long due to the amount of material to be covered.

End of The Road – Truckers are soon to be replaced by Robots, but the State has already been Roboticizing The Driver

by Gordilocks | Dec 6, 2017 | Big Government, Federal Power, Licensing, Markets, Regulation, Technology, Travel

Gordilocks tempts us all to become OTR drivers!

Category: Markets

Liberty and the invention of the Internet

Term Limits, Part I

Individualism: True And False; A Review

Letter to the Editor

There are no laws…

A thought on competition and the public sector

Standard Libertarian Disclaimer Episode 2: EPA

Economics Corner with Paul Krugman and Winston’s Mom

Inequality and The Great Decoupling

Economics Corner with Winston’s Mom & Paul Krugman

Employment Survey 2019

Glibertarian Search Engine Survey

Why Are Precious Metals Precious?

Maximizing the Value of Your Timber

The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 1)

Money is a Bitch

Creosote Achilles and the Perils of Potrepreneurship

A Deep Dive into Cryptocurrencies and their Operations: Part 3

A Deep Dive into Cryptocurrencies and Their Operation: Part 1

End of The Road – Truckers are soon to be replaced by Robots, but the State has already been Roboticizing The Driver

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