Yearly Archives: 2005

Hundreds of Doctors have rushed to New Orleans, but the government won’t let them inside the city. That’s crazy enough in itself, but did the government’s central planners ever plan for this non-centralized problem?

Every single American is a decentralized relief agency mobilizing to aid the people of New Orleans. And every government agency is a choke-point, prohibiting this aid from getting to where it needs to go.:::

Human Innovation: What happens in the skull stays in the skull

On the dramatic future uses of LED lighting.

The voluntary sector is winning the race to increase human progress (against coercive government’s relentless destruction thereof) by constantly learning how to do more-and-more with less-and-less.

Human Innovation: Fog Out!

And the super bugs die!:::

But you wouldn’t know it from watching the nightly news, or listening to politicians.:::

Will a nano-particle cure your cancer, fix your damaged genes, restore your lost youth, and extend your life?:::

Are gasoline prices too high? No they are not. They are exactly what they should be in order to make good things happen. :::