Aug. 16, 2023
Your Financial Privacy Is Under Attack: How State Sponsored Attacks on Bitcoin Are Growing
This is an opinion editorial by Kudzai Kutukwa, a financial inclusion advocate and Mandela Washington fellow.
Throughout American economic history, there has been a constant drive toward centralization, as evidenced by the many attempts to establish a central bank in the United States. From Alexander Hamilton's “Federalist Papers” to President Andrew Jackson's fierce battle against the Second Bank of the United States and the ultimate creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the allure of consolidating financial power has shaped the nation's monetary landscape.
The Ominous Parallels Are Here. Now.
Leonard Peikoff's masterwork of non-fiction, The Ominous Parallels: The End of Freedom in America, has come to life under Trump. Published way back in 1982 (!) yet no one knows of it.It seems I cannot publish excerpts from Harry Binswanger's Lette…
Announcing The Techno-Humanist Manifesto!
A new philosophy of progress for the 21st centuryby Jason Crawford · July 8, 2024 Humans are a curious species: We have a need not only to do, but to explain what we are doing—to each other and ab…












