HeyJaredPermissionless Liberty
Every year, government power grows while individual liberty recedes. We live in a bureaucratic regime of “permissioned” rights—freedoms granted only by decree. Libertarianism was founded to reverse this trend, yet our liberty has only withered further.
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Two Competing Visions for Libertarians (opens the original)
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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Adam Knott explore their differing views on the foundations of libertarian philosophy, the role of education, natural law, and the challenges of achieving liberty in a modern, polarized world. They discuss whether moral truths are objective or subjective, how human nature influences political ideas, and explore the feasibility of permissionless liberty within a hostile society.
The Birth of the Idea of Liberty (opens the original)
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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Adam Knott explore the profound influence of John Locke on American liberty, the nature of power, and the strategic use of authority throughout history. They discuss Locke's role in the American Revolution, the Glorious Revolution, and contemporary issues like Bitcoin and government overreach.
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