From the New World

Bryan Caplan: How Libertarians Can Stop Losing Friends and Influencing No One

Oct 3, 2022

01:46:03

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Are the ADA and UBI Primarily About Care or Fairness?

01:31

Is There a Social Desirability Bias?

03:34

Is Pleasure Good?

02:17

Introduction

3min

Feminist Definition

5min

Feminist Feminism - Let's Star Man Feminism

2min

Are You Overrepresented at the Top?

5min

Is Pleasure Good?

2min

Is There a Difference Between Fairness and Procedural?

2min

Is There a Difference Between Liberals and Conservatives?

2min

Are the ADA and UBI Primarily About Care or Fairness?

2min

Is There a Lot of Unfairness?

3min

10.

Are You Getting More Hate on Your Open Borders Book?

3min

11.

Is the Anti-Way Movement Overreaching?

4min

12.

The Rewriting of History, Right?

3min

13.

Is There a Social Desirability Bias?

2min

14.

How to Control for Ambition and Make a Case for Equal Outcome

3min

15.

Is There a Social Desirability Bias?

4min

16.

How to Use Socializorability Bias to Promote Better Policies

4min

17.

The Autist, the Psychopath and the Normie

2min

18.

Do You Think There's a Cyclic Pattern in Social Manipulation?

3min

19.

Social Coercion

2min

20.

Twitter Is Not Allowing Right Wing People Off

2min

21.

Is There a Good Institutional Strategy for Libertarianism?

2min

22.

How Can Libertarians Make Their Arguments Better?

3min

23.

Is There a Catch-22 Problem in Affirmative Action?

2min

24.

Libertarians Are Great at Building Institutions

2min

25.

Is There a Catch-22 in Getting Policy More Libertarian?

2min

26.

The Left Cares More, but It's Much More of a Strategy

6min

27.

The Fundamental Trade Off of Libertarianism, Right?

4min

28.

Material Politics

2min

29.

Is FDR Right or Is It False?

2min

30.

Is That Material or Is It a 100% Fantasy?

3min

31.

What Would a More Effective Feminist Movement Look Like?

5min

32.

Life Hacks for Libertarians

5min

33.

Is It Better to Be Friends With X People Online?

3min

34.

What Is One Thing That Needs More Chaos?

2min

35.

The One That Needs More Chaos

2min

36.

Is the Bureaucracy for Stopping Teachers From Doing That Really?

2min

37.

University of Austin - What Do You Think?

3min

38.

I Love You Guys, but I'm Scared to Hire You

3min

Bryan Caplan is an economist and professor at George Mason University, the writer of the betonit substack and the author of many books: The Myth of the Rational Voter, Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids, the Case Against Education, Open Borders: the Science and Ethics of Immigration, and the newly released Don’t Be A Feminist: Essays on Genuine Justice.

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https://twitter.com/bryan_caplan

Timestamps:

0:00 Feminism

30:40 Wokeness and Anti-wokeness

39:40 Social Desirability Bias

1:00:45 Private Companies

1:05:20 Rebranding Libertarianism

1:15:15 Life as a Public Intellectual

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