Ep. 1730 Jeff Deist on Silver Linings from the COVID Dystopia

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Tom Woods

Politics, Economics, Libertarian, Government, News

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🗓️ 10 September 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

The COVID lockdowns and restrictions are terrible and inexcusable and dystopian, without a doubt. Yet might there be some weird silver linings here? Jeff Deist explains.

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0:00.0	The Tom Wood Show, episode 1730, prepared a set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.
0:07.6	Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Wood Show.
0:30.0	My free ebook, Our Enemy, the Fed.
0:32.8	Grab it at ouranemythefed.com.
0:36.4	Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here.
0:37.6	Jeff Diced, president of the Mises Institute, is back with us today.
0:40.6	Never a bad episode with Jeff Diced.
0:43.0	He gave a talk recently that got me thinking a bit in obviously the continuing restrictions
0:49.2	on people's lives are very much on our minds these days.
0:53.9	And Jeff has an interesting take on our present situation.
0:57.7	And even though I would not describe Jeff as necessarily a fully inoptimist by nature,
1:04.3	nevertheless, he thinks there are some silver linings to all this that are worth thinking
1:10.3	about.
1:11.3	So I wanted to get him on here and flesh those out of it.
1:14.3	Jeff, welcome back.
1:15.3	Hey, good afternoon.
1:16.3	Thank you, Tom.
1:17.3	I just watched your YouTube video from the event you did in Orlando.
1:22.4	And I thought that was very interesting.
1:23.5	Anytime I see, this is true.
1:25.4	Anytime I see a new Jeff Diced video, I think.
1:27.3	All right, he's going to be just talking about what's on his mind and whatever's on
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