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In February 2026, Forbes published a list of 25 most charitable billionaires. The list included people like Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, George Soros, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckenberg and Charlse Koch. The latter has been donating a generous 3% of his 73 billions to causes such as poverty alleviation, arts, culture and economic education. Koch…

The politicians, media and other benefactors of privilege rarely talk honestly about class. When they do, it is usually presented through the lense of meritocracy. Our system is supposed to distribute the goods of life unequally, but fairly. Those who already own enough capital to start a business, know the right politicians and are…

In 1917 a group of young working women were hired by US Radium Corporation to dial pads for watches and other military equipment. The equipment needed to glow in the dark and the radioactive decay from radium was strong enough to keep the phosphor glowing, but also not strong enough to endanger the military…

The common myth is that being against capitalism is the same as hating rich people, property or even freedom. We won’t bother too much arguing against this view here. Too much ink has been spilled arguing against the windmills of propaganda. The point is not to prove the lies of the system wrong. They…

In 2018, when Austria adopted its new working time law, the second biggest anti-union company in the world Ogletree Deakins wrote a piece about it saying how much more employer friendly Austria is becoming.

In contrast to the rugged individualism of today, there is a healthy individualism. A happy child is someone who has enough care, attention, play time with his peers and also some degree of freedom and autonomy. These are the social conditions necessary for a healthy sense of individuality to develop. When children are denied…

The right to property in capitalism is not absolute and is always superseded both in law and common practice by the right of powerful people to make a profit. While the right to personal property is a fundamental human right that cannot be taken away from people neither by governements or the banks or…

There is an old story according to which the British government when deciding what to do about an infestation with cobras in their Indian colony, put up a monetary reward for every dead cobra. The policy worked at first, but then, people increasingly started to game the system by breeding cobras and killing them…

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