Stephan Livera

See some of these talks [link] The Enterprise of Law by Bruce Benson is also worth a read

The Problem of Political Authority by Michael Huemer is a great book to read on this idea.

great book!

I read this one recently, fascinating for a book written ~1980

Estate planning is more tricky, this book is prob the most recent 'one stop shop' [link] Though you'll also want to listen to this episode

swan.com/librogratis @SwanBitcoin makes @skwp's Inventing Bitcoin available free here. Great first read on Bitcoin.

economic theory is not bullshit, it can actually teach us useful things and concepts. A great book on economic methodology

Read this by @NSKinsella [link] And check out some podcasts where he explains it. General idea is: property rights should only be in physically scarce things. You can't own ideas, so govt shouldn't enforce/pretend like people can.

It is literally a fiat idea. It forces people to accept the inferior 'paper' substitute at the same price as the legit money. This causes a 'race to the bottom'. Fantastic explanation in this book

Yeah it's a great book

I recommend seeing Bureaucracy by Mises, free here

Read this and you might change your mind