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The Fable of the Bees
or, Private Vices, Publick Benefits
Book • 1714
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
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as the single most perfect distillation of paleoliberalism.


Nick Land

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Nick Land vs. Aleksandr Dugin Debate | Guests: Nick Land and Aleksandr Dugin | 10/6/25
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as the single most perfect distillation of the ideas being discussed.


Nick Land

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Nick Land vs. Aleksandr Dugin Debate | Philosophical Commentary
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, who discusses a key idea from the book: “private vices, public benefits”.

Jake Taylor

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SMB acquirer Colin King on Entrepreneurship-through-Acquisition and Search Funds | S07 E36
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in the context of transaction cost economics.

Peter Bettke

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The Socialist Generation Debate: Boettke
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im Kontext der Diskussion über die Legitimität von Marktergebnissen.


Nancy Fraser

S03E29 - Nancy Fraser on Alternatives to Capitalism
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in relation to selfishness and capitalism.


Faris Yakob

Faris Yakob 'Collaboration is the way to solve problems'
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when talking about Dr. Mandeville, the author.


Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin Autobiography
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as a reference.

Ben Krause

Liberalism and the Great Enrichment: Why Ideas, Not Capital, Made the Modern World
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as a book that suggests private vices could unintentionally promote national prosperity.


Mike Munger

Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations Episode 6--Division of Land
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as a book that brought notoriety to Bernard Mandeville in the 1720s.

John Callanan

Bernard Mandeville with John Callanan (Subscriber Preview)
Mentioned as a scandalous book read by Emilie du Châtelet and Voltaire.

Emilie du Châtelet
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while discussing the concept of personal vices and public virtues, referencing Adam Smith's invisible hand.

Alex Gourevitch

/462/ Blame Carter ft. Tim Barker



