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Mentioned in 4 episodes
Knowledge and Power
Book • 2013
In 'Knowledge and Power', George Gilder presents a bold new theory on how capitalism produces wealth, emphasizing the role of information and entrepreneurial knowledge.
He argues that government intervention can hinder economic growth by obscuring vital information needed for decision-making.
The book advocates for a return to free market capitalism to revitalize the economy.
He argues that government intervention can hinder economic growth by obscuring vital information needed for decision-making.
The book advocates for a return to free market capitalism to revitalize the economy.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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Douglas Wilson
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David Perell
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[REPLAY] #35: David Perell – How "The Writing Guy" thinks about Twitter, education, and creating your own games
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David Perell
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#35: David Perell – How "The Writing Guy" thinks about Twitter, education, and creating your own games
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Peter Boettke
Mark Pennington on Foucault’s Lessons for Liberal Political Economy
Mentioned by Nick as a book that outlines a lot of Foucault's thoughts on power.
Michel Foucault – The Subject and Power
Mentioned by Christine Councell when discussing the concept of semantic gravity and its importance in humanities subjects.
What is genericism, and why is it so important? With Christine Councsell
