If you're not already familiar with them, Antony Davies and James Harrigan have a podcast called Words & Numbers which I listen to religiously. They are excellent at remaining sober in light of the temptations to be pessimistic/optimistic, instead just explaining how things are. Also what libertarian forum is this? Even though I'm very c…
If you're not already familiar with them, Antony Davies and James Harrigan have a podcast called Words & Numbers which I listen to religiously. They are excellent at remaining sober in light of the temptations to be pessimistic/optimistic, instead just explaining how things are. Also what libertarian forum is this? Even though I'm very comfortable with the Austrian approach, which constantly bemoans central banking, I can also admit that you're right while also pointing out that the fall in prices relative to wages is not due to the federal reserve but rather due to innovation, profit/loss, and supply/demand. If they were so triggered by this, they might be new libertarians unfamiliar with some of the nuances or so insular that they've suffered a certain level of intellectual atrophy.
If you're not already familiar with them, Antony Davies and James Harrigan have a podcast called Words & Numbers which I listen to religiously. They are excellent at remaining sober in light of the temptations to be pessimistic/optimistic, instead just explaining how things are. Also what libertarian forum is this? Even though I'm very comfortable with the Austrian approach, which constantly bemoans central banking, I can also admit that you're right while also pointing out that the fall in prices relative to wages is not due to the federal reserve but rather due to innovation, profit/loss, and supply/demand. If they were so triggered by this, they might be new libertarians unfamiliar with some of the nuances or so insular that they've suffered a certain level of intellectual atrophy.
It was a reddit libertarian forum. No loss I guess.