mosquitobite
01-02-2008, 08:31 AM
While Ron Paul had been cured of his skepticism, his decision to go transparent was helped along by his reading habits. (http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig8/malone3.html)
In his famous essay The Pretence of Knowledge, Austrian economist Frederic Von Hayek spoke to his belief that no matter how intelligent they might be, a small group of men, even a few thousand of them (even if they all had Ivy League Ph.D.s), could not come close to the aggregated knowledge of all their fellow citizens in their millions. Von Hayek’s warning to would-be planners can be summed up in a saying my mother used to drill into our young Irish heads – "Let Go and Let God."
I think that just about sums up his campaign. Does it frustrate many? Yes. Does it scare opponents? Yes. Does it inspire millions? HELL YES :D
Read all the way to the end. The author compares the other attempts to copy the money bomb and their abysmal failures. It's a great article from beginning to end.
In his famous essay The Pretence of Knowledge, Austrian economist Frederic Von Hayek spoke to his belief that no matter how intelligent they might be, a small group of men, even a few thousand of them (even if they all had Ivy League Ph.D.s), could not come close to the aggregated knowledge of all their fellow citizens in their millions. Von Hayek’s warning to would-be planners can be summed up in a saying my mother used to drill into our young Irish heads – "Let Go and Let God."
I think that just about sums up his campaign. Does it frustrate many? Yes. Does it scare opponents? Yes. Does it inspire millions? HELL YES :D
Read all the way to the end. The author compares the other attempts to copy the money bomb and their abysmal failures. It's a great article from beginning to end.