Reviews

Harvard professor Steven Pinker lays out a powerful case for cultural optimism in his book Enlightenment Now.

We can all benefit from being selective when it comes to using technology.

If you’re interested in optimizing your life for peak flourishing, check out this invaluable resource.

At a time when politicians are unwilling to admit and unable to defend the fact that America is not a democracy, John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty provides much needed clarity.

Pro-reason, pro-liberty readers likely will find A Saturnalia of Bunk enlightening and entertaining.

After reading Clear’s blog for years, I expected Atomic Habits to be quite useful. But, I was astonished by how useful it is.

This book shows that determinists are free to go on questioning the reality of human volition but not free to escape the contradiction inherent in that act.

Anyone interested in the the nature of dictatorship, the virtue of justice, or the power of persistence will find this book an extraordinary value.

Ammous places Bitcoin in a broad historical context and makes a good case that it has the potential to be the next stage in the evolution of sound money.

What Justice Demands is a passionate affirmation of the sanctity of liberty that provides much-needed clarity on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.