The Permanent Problem
Brink Lindseythe quest to "live wisely and agreeably and well"
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Virginia Postrel on everyday ambition, everyday abundance
APOLOGIES FOR HAVING TO RESEND THIS PODCAST: When I was preparing this for posting yesterday, somehow I uploaded the audio file of an earlier podcast instead of the one with Virginia Postrel. I’ve now corrected the error and am sending it o...
Virginia Postrel on everyday ambition, everyday abundance
Virginia Postrel has made a career out of seeing the extraordinary in the everyday — from the growing importance of “look and feel” in the products we buy, to the power of glamour to arouse our sense of longing, to tracing the history of hu...
Phil Levin on living near friends and family
America is experiencing an epidemic of loneliness: marriage and birth rates, the number of close friendships, time spent with friends, and community involvement more broadly are all in decline. Phil Levin, my guest on this episode of The Pe...
Adrian Wooldridge on liberalism's cycles of crisis and renewal
In the heady days after the collapse of the Soviet Union, many imagined that we had arrived at the “end of history” now that liberal democratic capitalism had chased all ideological competitors from the field. Just a few short decades later...
The limits of liberal neutrality
Nothing wrong with it, but we ought to aim higher. (Wikimedia Commons)
My essay “The progress movement needs a better theory of progress” provoked some interesting pushback from Geoffrey Manne, president of the free-market-oriented Interna...
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I'm a vice president at the Niskanen Center, where we defend liberal democracy and try to revitalize the capitalist welfare state. My Substack is about why that job is so hard, and what happens if we fail.
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