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This is tripping me the hell out...

One of the most dangerous ideas in politics is that good intentions create prosperous societies. Bernard Mandeville, in one of the most scandalous and important books in intellectual history, argued almost exactly the opposite. In his 1714 book The Fable of the Bees: or, Private Vices, Public Benefits, Bernard Mandeville told the story of a prosperous beehive where every bee was driven by vanity, greed, luxury and self-interest. The hive flourished with industry, trade, innovation and wealth precisely because of these private vices. Then, one day, the bees suddenly became virtuous and frugal. Demand collapsed, workers lost their jobs, and the once-thriving society descended into poverty and stagnation. Mandeville’s provocative thesis was that what was often thought of as private vices often produce public benefits. Self-interested behaviour - when channelled through markets - creates far more prosperity and social cooperation than deliberate attempts at collective virtue or moral perfection. This insight was revolutionary. It showed that the pursuit of personal gain does not lead to chaos, but to order and abundance. People working to satisfy their own desires end up producing goods and services that benefit others. Greed for profit drives innovation. Vanity fuels demand for quality and beauty. Self-interest, not altruism, powers the division of labour and economic progress. Adam Smith would later refine this idea into the famous “invisible hand”. But Mandeville stated the uncomfortable truth more boldly: a society that tries to suppress self-interest in the name of virtue usually ends up poorer and less civilised. The Fable of the Bees is a powerful defence of commercial society which reminds us that what left-wing moralists condemn as vice is frequently the engine of human flourishing.

Wow great rendition! This is what I really like to see. I don't expect a foreigner(Beckham) to follow along but to see Tom Cruise and all of the team place their hands over their hearts and mouth along. Hell Yeah!!! Fantastic!

This is just so brilliant… wow🔥 England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs Norway 🇳🇴 Credit: @higgsfield

Almost heaven…

ABSOLUTE GOOSEBUMPS AS THE ENTIRE STADIUM SINGS 'TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS' WITH THE USMNT PLAYERS AFTER THE WIN AGAINST AUSTRALIA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 ❤️❤️❤️

“Tiffany Justice read from explicit books.” Yes, I did. Watch my lips when I’m reading and you can see me say dildo and vagina. I stopped at one point and asked @ScottPelley if he wanted me to continue. He said yes, if I wanted to. So I did. Incest, rape, pedophilia- multiple excerpts, multiple books, and @CBS cut all of it. We showed evidence of passages of explicit sexual content found in elementary to secondary public school libraries and @CBS hid all of it. Please consider showing the whole interview @bariweiss. @Moms4Liberty