Ep. 2526 The Myth of Good Government

Engaging thoughts at a Lincoln Reagan dinner set the tone for a deep dive into the idealization of government. The conversation critiques the belief in government necessity, urging educational reform to dispel myths of helplessness. It highlights historical economic failures and argues against government regulations stifling innovation. The discussion reveals the superior outcomes of private research over government-funded science, while questioning the role of taxation and legal plunder in society. Finally, it calls for a more compassionate approach to economic challenges.