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Episode 52 in my Open College with Dr. Stephen Hicks podcast series. I was interviewed by Will Knowland, who was sacked from his teaching position at England’s prestigious Eton College over a Woke-controversial lecture. Our theme: Educate or Indoctrinate? From the description: “Will Knowland was removed from his role at the prestigious Eton College after […]

The transcription is now translated into Spanish, so one can either read in Spanish or English or listen to the original podcast in English. “Tu Vida Sexual Bajo el Socialismo” Por Stephen R. C. Hicks, Ph.D. El socialismo se define de manera estándar como la propiedad colectiva de los medios de producción. ¿Qué implica eso

I’ll be participating once a month in a new Clubhouse program run by The Atlas Society. Each Wednesday, one of TAS’s senior scholars will lead an informal conversation. Topics will be announced ahead of time, and one can register here. I will lead off the series on September 1 with the question “How ‘Capitalist’ Is

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in a letter to James Boswell: “Sir, I have no liking for the world. I live here in a world of fantasies and I cannot tolerate the world as it is. … Mankind disgusts me.” On why Rousseau is now more important than Marx in explaining the substantial pathological elements in our intellectual

El populismo triunfa donde falla la educación Por Stephen R. C. Hicks, Ph.D. Para Hicks, estas escuelas de pensamiento están en constante conflicto. Por un lado, se encuentran los ídolos del sistema educativo de América Latina: Rousseau, Marx, Hegel, Heidegger, Foucault, Sartre, Kant, Nietzsche y Derrida. Por el otro, tenemos a Bacon, Locke, Newton, Smith,

Academic article of the week, summarized: “I smell bad. Capitalism wants to fix my body odor. Oppression!” https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2979/ethicsenviro.24.1.02