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“I’ve read the Austrian school…”
*proceeds to mispronounce Austrian economists’ names and get the title of their book wrong*
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Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
“People don’t want to hear your opinion. They want to hear their opinion coming out of your mouth.”
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
The correct monetary response to deflationary pressure from a productivity surge, whether the surge is due to AI or something else, is: none. The authorities should stick to stabilizing nominal spending.
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
If you claim to be a libertarian and remain silent about Academia's genocide of Hayekians then your claim is highly suspect and youre probably not one. If you actively countersignal, or mock the Hayekian cause, then you simply arent a libertarian at all.
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
when Rome was sacked, most people living in the Roman Empire didn't notice much of a difference in their daily lives
the farmers kept farming, the merchants kept trading, the normies kept norming. life went on
Rome still fell
the fact that you can walk down your street and get a croissant doesn't tell you much about the state of your civilization
but it tells a lot about you
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
I don’t blame @ProfHall1955 for blocking comments: I’d be be tempted to do the same were I about to post a tweet revealing that I don’t know the first thing about the causes of inflation.
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
Since Lindsay Clancy's trial 82 mothers have killed 123 of their children.
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
The idea that poverty is man-made rather than the default starting point is one the dumbest and most dangerous misconceptions in economics, politics and life.
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
“Resist it while you still can... the barbarian never take the city until someone holds the gates open for them and it’s your own preachers and multicultural authorities who’ll do it for you...”
Christopher Hitchens
Michael J. Hoffman retweeted
It is not "old, white" men who are polluting the world's rivers and oceans
Ten rivers in Africa and Asia (including India) account for around 90% of all plastic pollution carried into the sea, for example
America and Europe are quite good about not doing this




































