The Tom Woods Show, episode 1472.

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Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here.

Very glad to welcome back to the show.

Well-known libertarian content creator Julie Borowski,

and she's got a brand new project, completely different from other work she's done.

It's a children's book, a beautifully illustrated children's book, called Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza.

And it's based loosely on the I-Pencil essay. We'll talk about that if you don't know what that is.

And that's the sense in which nobody knows how to make a pizza.

So it is more or less teaching something about the way the market economy spontaneously coordinates extremely complicated forms of production.

So it's a wonderful, wonderful contribution. And I'm delighted to

talk to her about that, as well as later in our conversation, the state of the libertarian movement as she

sees it. Julie, welcome back. Thanks for having me, Tom. And what a wonderful occasion for having

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