A thinker’s journey is never done. But at this stage in mine, to me it seems evident that the thought of Ludwig von Mises is, thus far, the apogee of man’s age-old quest for soundness of thought. In the blog posts that follow, I will put that impression to the test in reflections on the history of “big ideas”, viewed through the lens of Mises’ thought.
Source link: http://archive.mises.org/12147/a-misesian-perspective-on-the-history-of-thought/
A Misesian Perspective on the History of Thought
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Interesting dilemma that you present searching for the eternal “soundness of thought” when so much of today’s so-called “culture” is nothing more than mere indoctrination by the State. It seems for me that clarity in thought can best be found by a cleansing of such indoctrination by the pursuit of knowledge from the past. I look forward to your sharing of your journey for historical “big ideas.” To quote, “How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man?”
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