The Tom Woods Show, episode 749.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of Liberty Education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hi everybody, Tom Woods here.

I am in haste.

I've got to get to the airport to get to Massachusetts for the Mises Institute event in Cambridge tomorrow,

and tomorrow is October 1st, 2016. The event is sold out, I'm sorry to report. I'm also happy

to report that to some degree, but I'm sorry you can't get in at this point. All the seats are taken, but I'm in a bit

of a rush, so we're going to do just a little episode today, just mention a couple of things.

The first thing is that my free e-book I've been talking about is now available. It's called

Education Without the State, and you can get it two ways. You can get it at no-stateeducation.com,

and you can also get it by texting the verb, educate. Educate. Text that to the number 33444.

Either way, you'll get that free e-book. It covers a lot of ground in a relatively short space, and it

answers a lot of objections. What about the poor? Wouldn't only the super rich be educated?

That sort of stuff. But also, how do I start homeschooling? What's that like? Can I do it? Also, things like, what if I didn't go to college?

Now, I'm not saying that everybody shouldn't go to college, but I'm saying what kind of entrepreneurial

approach might I take that might be different from the standard, graduate from high school,

go to college for four years, majoring in sociology, and cross my fingers.

What kind of strategy might I pursue that's different from that?

So I don't want to be mixed up with people who say, don't ever go to college is a stupid idea, because I don't think that's necessarily good advice.

But I'm talking about the right attitude to have, the right

outlook on your own life. And I think people ought to be looking for opportunities in more

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