Follow Christopher Peters on an exploration of ideas, philosophy, and current events through a libertarian lens.
Chris gets personal about how he ended up disconnecting from mainstream liberalism.
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Chris unpacks the new push to “fix people’s recycling behavior on the basis China’s new contamination standards.
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Chris explores the positive side of the post-modern destruction of claims about “reality.
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Chris examines a key blindspot in Jordan Peterson’s question of what is acceptable in the Left/Right debate.
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In honor of Marx’ 200th birthday, the Mises Institute resurrected a lecture from the 80s, about what Marx got right. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mises-weekends/id884207568?mt=2&i=1000410695423
Chris gives a condensed version of the lecture.
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Chris examines technology’s role in the growth of the modern nation state, and what this might mean for the future.
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Chris explores the rapid disappearance of the Santa Fe school shooting from the mainstream news cycle, and how school creates shooters.
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Chris explains why Venezuela’s problems, as usual, come from too much government.
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Chris explores how he became anti-war, and how the state keeps people from acting on their anti-war instincts.
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Chris explores his feelings of powerlessness, need to try to stop the war. What he did yesterday, and what he’s going to continue to do. Plus, the latest on Syria.
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Chris outlines recent happenings in Syria, analyzes the common pattern, and calls the mainstream narrative into question.
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Chris examines problems with Steven Pinker’s worldview and his new book “Enlightenment Now”.
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Chris explores the concept of non-aggression and proposes a set of positive social ideals that all libertarians should believe in.
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Chris breaks down the approaching dangers on the horizon, and some silver linings.
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Chris describes his political awakening and evolution as a libertarian anarchist.
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