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–“PFS had it right – you’ll want the people who can afford to spend a week in a remote resort town.”–Shannon’s Pepe @ShannonsDemon

Agree.
I learned a lot from the Mises and PFS movements, about the importance of organizing by personal relations, and the agency and ability of those you want within them.
But as long as Hoppe is ‘unhappy’ with me despite our solving social science in three generations, we can’t persist his or the PFS legacies – though he views PFS as a personal gathering and not so much a movement, and that might be OK with him.
As such we have to start our own. We’ve shown we can. We just have a little more work to do. And the timing seems about right.

-Cheers

PS: Jewish Rothbard, German Hoppe, Anglo Doolittle is an interesting series through the convenient rearview mirror. The different ethics of the clerks(clan, separatists), the soldiers(hierarchy, duty), and the warriors(peers, heroism). This fundamental difference in organization and responsibility determines how we view one another, and how we project our civilzation as a universal.

@mises, (Hoppe isn’t on Twitter that I know of)

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