Economy

Before I start, let me pose a question for you to ponder. How many people around the world have been helped to retain their sanity, and perhaps even to escape self-harm, by the existence of entities like Brownstone in America and the Daily Sceptic in Britain? Jeffrey Tucker and Toby Young: I
In March 2020, I watched unfolding events relating to covid with considerable consternation, most particularly because proposed actions did not seem to be accompanied by any cost-benefit analysis.
Courageous, freethinking men and women from many professions in resistance and restoration communities across Australia will be arriving in Sydney in less than two months for the exciting inaugural conference of Australians for Science and Freedom, “Progress through Science and Freedom”, to be held from 17 through 19 November at
Ramesh Thakur reviews John Stapleton’s new book, Australia Breaks Apart.
Rigged is the work of two economists, Cameron Murray and Paul Frijters, both of whom either currently or previously plied their trade in Australian academia. As the title suggests, the book tells the story of how networks of individuals in government and the private sector, referred to collectively as “James” in
Our policymakers have yet to apologise for or even recognise the scale of the damage that government Covid-era policies have delivered, particularly to young Australians.
Australians for Science and Freedom is gaining members and building our reputation as a place where free-thinking individuals are supported to dream of and build towards a better future for Australia as we emerge together from the covid era.  I’m delighted to announce that the inaugural ASF conference, “Progress through
Watch or listen to Paul Frijters and Gigi Foster discuss the current state and the future of higher education, and read their blueprints for a new faculty of social science within a new university embodying the ideas of the Enlightenment, designed for the needs of the modern age.
On 10 May 2023, Professor Gigi Foster and Victor Dalziel discussed Australia’s elite, corrupted power, the growing wealth gap, and other issues in our communities. In a previous interview aired on 21 March 2023, Gigi and Victor discussed the destructive effects, the high costs of Covid-related measures, and Gigi’s motivations
In 1893, French sociologist Emile Durkheim remarked in his treatise, The Division of Labour in Society, that humanity grew more prosperous due to greater specialisation. His insight has gone virtually unchallenged since, both among sociologists and economists: ‘we’ nearly all agree that with greater specialisation, technology improves and total productivity increases, leading

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Inaugural “Progress through Science and Freedom” Conference