State Capacity Libertarianism

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operation warp speed will have ended up making an enormous diffe, getting us vaccines sooner and a broader choice of vaccines. The down side of state city libertarianism is simply realizing there are some very nice features to not being surveiled all the time as they do in china. Even though having a good trace regime would have been fine in this instance, i'm not sure it would have been a good precedent. One thinks about the fact that germany can't do a census because they're just such a cultural resistance to a census. But korea, south a did a remarkable trace. Just incredible what they did....

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On this special year-in-review episode, producer Jeff Holmes sat down with Tyler to talk about the most popular—and most underrated—episodes, Tyler's personal highlight of the year, how well state capacity libertarianism has fared, a new food rule for ordering well during the pandemic, how his production function changed this year, why he got sick of pickles, when he thinks the next face-to-face recording will be, the first thing he’ll do post vaccine, an update on his next book, and more.

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