aubrey1987

This is true. Add on to this the fact that he tried to work for both the US and the KGB but was of little practical value to either... Kind of seems like there was a lot more image there than man.

When we're kids we're taught to look past the glamour to see what a person actually does with his/her life, the lesson is hammered in that handsome =!= good. Sometimes we forget.

https://www.truthdig.com/arts_culture/item/ernest_hemingway_dud_kgb_spy_20130618?ln

I became a libertarian by first being a republican then reading libertarian scholars in college. For people without my starting inclinations and who don't ha e interest in reading those kind of books, how do we trigger conversions to libertarianism?

Could you share a few of your favorite fiction novels? Thanks.

I get lots of letters from you courtesy of the IHS.

We have lots of proponents of liberty in economics. What field are we missing people oin? Law, media, literature, politics, art, what?