The freedom to explore new ideas, especially when they don't conform to existing understanding, is critical for the advancement of science—just ask Galileo!
Dogma isn't exclusive to any particular school of thought.
Being able to challenge dogma, even when that challenge is upsetting or just incorrect, is how we advance our understanding of the universe around us.
Watch "The One True Faith" episode of Free To Speak to see how religious adherence to "the narrative" inhibits our ability to find the truth. https://youtu.be/RoBiCh-eRqI?feature=shared
When did liberalism stop meaning freedom? #MiltonMonday #MiltonFriedman #capitalism #economics #freemarket #freedom #liberty #entrepreneur #business #society #equality #freetochoose #individualism #responsibility
Can the free market save the idea of America as a melting pot? #MiltonMonday #MiltonFriedman #capitalism #economics #freemarket #freedom #liberty #entrepreneur #business #society #equality #freetochoose #individualism #responsibility
Do we not have a “Constitutional attitude?” Do the people not understand “limited government?” What is democracy? #freetochoose #MiltonFriedman #WalterWilliams #ThomasSowell #capitalism #economics #freemarket #freedom #liberty #democracy #entrepreneur #business #society #equality #wealth #inflation #tax #taxes
Are shared values the glue that holds a society together? #MiltonMonday #MiltonFriedman #capitalism #economics #freemarket #freedom #liberty #entrepreneur #business #society #equality #freetochoose #individualism #responsibility
Traveling for Thanksgiving this year? It's one of the busiest travel days of the year, and we can thank Thomas Cook for bringing cross-country and even international travel within reach for everyday people.
Like so many other goods and services, travel used to be so expensive that only the wealthy could afford it.
But in 1841, Thomas Cook had an idea. What if he negotiated a group rate for a train trip? It was the beginning of the first travel agency, making travel easier, safer, and more affordable than it ever had been.
Watch this episode of "Steve Forbes On Achievement" to learn more about Thomas Cook and how he changed the course of the trave! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOXEo3YPvCk&list=PLp79CNianrN4RK9Q4jqE6-WStg9Wc5IKY
Beyond 51%: How does the Constitution unite us when it matters most? #MiltonMonday #MiltonFriedman #capitalism #economics #freemarket #freedom #liberty #entrepreneur #business #society #equality #freetochoose #individualism #responsibility
Thomas Sowell on patterns, poverty, and affluence around the world. #freetochoose #MiltonFriedman #WalterWilliams #ThomasSowell #capitalism #economics #freemarket #freedom #liberty #entrepreneur #business #society #equality #wealth #inflation #tax #taxes
Ever wondered why finding a decent place to live feels like mission impossible? Episode 8 of "The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible" is about to take you on a wild ride through the world of well-intentioned housing nightmares.
Imagine a city where "affordable housing" means living in a garbage heap, where empty buildings stand unused while people crowd into slums, and where the law of supply and demand seems to have taken a vacation. Sound familiar? Jonathan's about to get a crash course in the unintended consequences of housing policy.
As our hero navigates through this upside-down world of real estate, he can't help but wonder: How did trying to make housing affordable lead to... this? And why does everyone seem to think this is normal?
Watch as Jonathan uncovers the true cost of "affordable" housing—where rent control leads to no rent at all, where landlords can't afford to be lords of anything, and where the road to homelessness is paved with housing regulations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woe-aGhnulM&list=PLTplBPPoWdX2nTWiqmnNF_XMt4WV-iCvf&index=9
Ever wondered why finding a decent place to live feels like mission impossible? Episode 8 of "The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible" is about to take you on a wild ride through the world of well-intentioned housing nightmares.
Imagine a city where "affordable housing" means living in a garbage heap, where empty buildings stand unused while people crowd into slums, and where the law of supply and demand seems to have taken a vacation. Sound familiar? Jonathan's about to get a crash course in the unintended consequences of housing policy.
As our hero navigates through this upside-down world of real estate, he can't help but wonder: How did trying to make housing affordable lead to... this? And why does everyone seem to think this is normal?
Watch as Jonathan uncovers the true cost of "affordable" housing—where rent control leads to no rent at all, where landlords can't afford to be lords of anything, and where the road to homelessness is paved with housing regulations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woe-aGhnulM&list=PLTplBPPoWdX2nTWiqmnNF_XMt4WV-iCvf&index=9
Ever wondered why finding a decent place to live feels like mission impossible? Episode 8 of "The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible" is about to take you on a wild ride through the world of well-intentioned housing nightmares.
Imagine a city where "affordable housing" means living in a garbage heap, where empty buildings stand unused while people crowd into slums, and where the law of supply and demand seems to have taken a vacation. Sound familiar? Jonathan's about to get a crash course in the unintended consequences of housing policy.
As our hero navigates through this upside-down world of real estate, he can't help but wonder: How did trying to make housing affordable lead to... this? And why does everyone seem to think this is normal?
Watch as Jonathan uncovers the true cost of "affordable" housing—where rent control leads to no rent at all, where landlords can't afford to be lords of anything, and where the road to homelessness is paved with housing regulations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woe-aGhnulM&list=PLTplBPPoWdX2nTWiqmnNF_XMt4WV-iCvf&index=9
Ever wondered why finding a decent place to live feels like mission impossible? Episode 8 of "The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible" is about to take you on a wild ride through the world of well-intentioned housing nightmares.
Imagine a city where "affordable housing" means living in a garbage heap, where empty buildings stand unused while people crowd into slums, and where the law of supply and demand seems to have taken a vacation. Sound familiar? Jonathan's about to get a crash course in the unintended consequences of housing policy.
As our hero navigates through this upside-down world of real estate, he can't help but wonder: How did trying to make housing affordable lead to... this? And why does everyone seem to think this is normal?
Watch as Jonathan uncovers the true cost of "affordable" housing—where rent control leads to no rent at all, where landlords can't afford to be lords of anything, and where the road to homelessness is paved with housing regulations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woe-aGhnulM&list=PLTplBPPoWdX2nTWiqmnNF_XMt4WV-iCvf&index=9
