TOS Weekly - A Forgotten Hero of European Freedom
In a time when most of Eastern Europe maintained hereditary serfdom and absolute monarchy, a Polish count, Ignacy Ścibor Marchocki, decided to create his own model of a free society.
In today’s TOS Weekly:
The Passion of Socialists
A Black Hole in Economics: Money Creation and Its Consequences by Jim Brown (Review)
One Landowner’s Quiet Revolution in an Age of Serfdom
Jeff Bezos’s Beautiful Defense of American Entrepreneurialism
Einstein’s Pivotal Letter to FDR
Enjoy!
Thomas Walker-Werth
Managing Editor
The Passion of Socialists
Why is there so much passion behind socialism, whereas there’s relatively little behind capitalism?
A Black Hole in Economics: Money Creation and Its Consequences by Jim Brown (Review)
How is money created, who creates it, and what are the economic effects of money creation?
One Landowner’s Quiet Revolution in an Age of Serfdom
In a time when most of Eastern Europe maintained hereditary serfdom and absolute monarchy, a Polish count, Ignacy Ścibor Marchocki, decided to create his own model of a free society.
Jeff Bezos’s Beautiful Defense of American Entrepreneurialism
I dare you to read—without shedding a tear of joy—Jeff Bezos’s July 29, 2020 statement before a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee on antitrust. His statement is one of the most beautiful defenses of the entrepreneurial American spirit that I’ve ever heard from a CEO.
Einstein’s Pivotal Letter to FDR
Einstein realized that invention of nuclear weapons was likely a mere matter of time and that, when produced, such weapons would decide the fate of WWII—and of the world. On August 2, 1939, despite being a lifelong pacifist, he urged FDR to act.
‘A Fountain of Clarity’
“The Objective Standard is a fountain of clarity in an otherwise murky world.”
—Martin
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