Hello Hello Hello, it has been some time since I have uploaded a video such as this, but today we welcome the new year with the missing episode of the Ember Roundtable. Long since overdue, here is a discussion led by Truman @ReturnToReason with Kevin @Eng_Politics and @karlyn Borysenko. As they will discuss, I was absent from this episode due to an accidental double booking, but these guys did such great work here, I felt it was only appropriate to commit to my return from hiatus with their excellent work here.
Be sure to follow everyone on their locals and other social media accounts, the gang really did great with this one.
Join @ReturnToReason and myself in about 45 minutes for the final discussion on F.A. Hayek's classic work The Road To Serfdom. We hope to see you there!
Welcome back to the Ember Roundtable! The gang is back together with Kevin @Eng_Politics leading a discussion on the load bearing structures of society. What cultural institutions are essential for the stability and success of the society? Do any even exist? And what would happen if they were to be corrupted, dismissed, or otherwise dismantled?
Be sure to join the discussion us in the comments below, and let us know your thoughts on what we discussed and what structures, industries, or other cultural institutions you see as being the load bearing structures of our society.
@ReturnToReason and I have been overwhelmed with the support we've received for our chapter-by-chapter review of F.A. Hayek's classic work, The Road To Serfdom. We are a little over halfway through the book and we want to do something a little different this Monday for those of you following along (and those of you who just enjoy hearing us incoherently ramble).
The Thinkspot team has graciously offered to host another live event on their platform. During this live event we will be able to read comments and take questions from the audience. Please use the link below to register for the event before it starts (I'm pretty sure you can register during the stream too).
I also want to encourage those of you who can't make it to the live event to ask your questions here (or in my or Truman's community) so we can read them during the event. If you have a good question(s) and don't want to forget it, you can either send in your question(s) now in the comments or register via Thinkspot and ...
