Presumably, these rights would apply to space rocks as well. Let me be the first to represent them: I declare their right to be made useful.
Category Archives: Philosophy
55 Years
It’s not too late to do a ceremony to commemorate the first landing on another world. Download here.
Private Property
…and the birth of a free society. A long but interesting history. It’s useful to note that this will be important in opening up space.
Libertarianism Updated
Thoughts from Randy Barnett.
The Photo-Negative Ideology Of Wokeness
A long but interesting essay.
David Boaz
RIP.
I saw one of his last (maybe his last) speeches at LibertyCon in DC a few months ago (during my trial, but on the weekend). He didn’t look well, but I didn’t know that he had cancer.
[Update late afternoon]
Sorry, link added.
Nature Rights
Utah has outlawed them. I’d like to see other states do this (it will never happen in California). In fact, I’d like to see some version of this in a codicil to the Outer Space Treaty.
What Is Space For?
A thoughtful essay at The New Atlantis (in which, in the next issue, I’ll have a review of Zubrin’s new book on Mars).
Libertarians Are The Real Liberals
A conversation with Nate Silver.
The Terrorists
The cleanest ethical solution is to kill them in battle.