_bearMountain

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by _bearMountain 9y ago
sitation?
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by _bearMountain 9y ago
Fraud would be illegal. But still, yes, some people will always have more info or intelligence than others and will probably benefit from it. Though also in a free market, businesses will spring up that offer to provide information service
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by _bearMountain 9y ago
> Isn't the government granting private property coercion? As soon as it gives it to you I lost my consent. reply Yes, this basic philosophy depends on the belief in private property rights. I.e. you own your body and you also any
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by _bearMountain 9y ago
Hey sharemywin, Thanks for reading the article and for the thoughtful questions. > So, when is consent revocable? Should it be presumed by default? These are technicalities that would need to be spelled out in law. But as a short answe
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A Proposal for a Consent Based Society(medium.com)
1 points by _bearMountain 9y ago|9 comments
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by _bearMountain 9y ago
Thanks for reading the article. Can you elaborate - what is it that you disagree with?
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by _bearMountain 9y ago
Follow up article: Misunderstanding Economics — The “All Or Nothing” Fallacy. https://medium.com/@unlocking/misunderstanding-economics-the...
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Misunderstanding Economics – The “All or Nothing” Fallacy(medium.com)
1 points by _bearMountain 9y ago|2 comments
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Learning to Separate Morality from Efficacy(medium.com)
1 points by _bearMountain 9y ago|0 comments
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by _bearMountain 9y ago
(% change var A)/(% change var B). Are you saying this proves or disproves something? Please elaborate.
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Leftism Fails at Basic Economic Incentives(medium.com)
2 points by _bearMountain 9y ago|3 comments
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by _bearMountain 10y ago
I don't think it does yet. But there's an extension system built for Standard Notes so 3rd party can add.