Did The 10 Commandments Arise From Imitation? with Curt Doolittle (WiM507)

The "What is Money?" Show

Robert Breedlove

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4.8 • 710 Ratings

🗓️ 27 August 2024

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Curt Doolittle joins me to discuss freedom of speech and coercion, the meaning of “eat first, then ethics”, money and human cooperation, Bitcoin’s impact on the State and private property, the 10 commandments and imitation, the cost of criminality, and the relationship between justice and private property. Curt Doolittle is a philosopher, social scientist, entrepreneur, and polymath working in epistemology, logic, economics, law, and technology. He is the founder of the Natural Law Institute and the Propertarian Institute.

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0:00.0	So we actually have to do something because the enemy will win and they will destroy property.
0:05.0	They will destroy responsibility and they will drive us back into another dark age like they did the last one.
0:12.0	Wokism then, is this a crime against the informational commons?
0:15.0	Because that seems to be wanting to do the opposite.
0:17.0	Right.
0:18.0	Right.
0:19.0	Make clearly defined terms ambiguous.
0:20.0	We only have two choices if we want to preserve participatory government, and that is
0:24.7	we either have to fix the problem of truth or we have to remove people and capable of it
0:30.9	from the voting pool.
0:32.0	Do we go straight to the rule of law and coercion to try to protect that?
0:36.0	Because that seems like it might be at odds with the freedom of speech.
0:38.9	Do we need freedom of speech?
0:40.7	Oh, we do we need freedom of truthful and moral speech?
0:45.0	Unlike the conservatives who had hope that the left would learn.
0:51.5	What you did with communism, right?
0:53.0	Those people learned.
0:55.3	But that hope turned out to be false hope. How important is the rule of universally individualized
1:03.1	private property to the science of human cooperation? Yeah, great question.
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