Welcome the Stranger
Nathan Smith, Peter Banks, William MillerBig thinking about assorted topics, especially: (a) immigration and the case for open borders, (b) giant airships as a breakthrough general-purpose technology, (c) the defense of the Christian faith, and (d) a maverick approach to economics.
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PhD economist, writer, author of the pro-open borders libertarian political manifesto *Principles of a Free Society,* Christian apologist
Husband | American | Boyd Institute President. Notes are for yapping. Essays are for thinking.
Keen on solving problems. Texan (DFW). Enjoyer of monitoring situations. Research, etc., at www.boydinstitute.org.
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