Interview with Juan Ricardo Pérez-Escamilla, Co-Founder of Oraculus
Each time people believe that their votes are valuable and make larger efforts to participate, this translates in a constant effort to make the country a better place.
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Interview with Heather Mac Donald, Fellow at the Manhattan Institute
“We were allowed to read Chaucer, Spencer, Milton, Wordsworth, and Wallace Stevens without having that poison of gender and racial resentment poured in our ears, and instead simply reveled in language of extraordinary complexity and beauty.”
Interview with Tyler Cowen, host of Marginal Revolution
“I met a person named Walter Grinder, who’s not well-known, but he was a person who really spent his whole life reading books, trying to understand them, and being curious. I was so taken with that – I think I was 13 at the time – and I just saw that was possible as a life.”
Interview with Alex Salmond, Minister of Scotland from 2007 to 2014
“It must be put before the Scottish people as to whether they want to choose between a hard Brexit and a European future.”
A Yale Professor Explains: Joseph LaPalombara Talks Italy’s Elections
It would be a serious mistake to conflate the FSM with anything like an extreme right-wing party or as an extreme populist party, like Orbán in Hungary or the Polish right-wing.
An Interview with Patti Solis Doyle, Renowned Campaign Manager
“She was always Hillary to me”
An Interview with Joe Kennedy III, Representative from MA-4
“You might be choosing between something that looks great on a resume and something that pushes you out of your comfort zone. I would give a lot of thought to the latter option”
A Yale Researcher Explains: Glen Weyl Talks Markets
“I think that at this moment of crisis for the things we all believe in—both libertarians and liberals—we have to come together and find new ways of bridging our differences and offering a positive alternative to those who want to take society backwards, both to the failings of fascism and communism.”