Tag Archives: David Friedman

Liberal creationism and transhumanism

by Aschwin de Wolf Posted on December 19, 2010

In ‘Who is Against Evolution?’, David Friedman discusses the phenomenon that most people who are against teaching creationism tend to avoid and discourage discussing the human implications of evolution themselves: People who say they are against teaching the theory of … Continue reading →

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Analytical anarchism

by Aschwin de Wolf Posted on November 27, 2010

The phrase ‘analytical anarchism’ is so attractive that a number of different definitions are in circulation. The most logical seems to be the one that “uses the methods of analytic philosophy to clarify or defend anarchist theory” (Wikipedia). Such a … Continue reading →

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Singularity economics and the future of money

by Aschwin de Wolf Posted on December 1, 2008

On his website, Robin Hanson discusses an unfilled niche in economics which he calls the “economics of science fiction” or “economics of future technology.” Another modern phrase would be “Singularity economics.” Hanson describes the economics of science fiction as the: … Continue reading →

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