| Inside Liberty
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| 2 | Letters | Our readers call the
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Reflections |
We nuke pakistan, line up for the draft, sell clothes in Togo, find
Democrats can't count to two (much less a trillion), are gagged by menu
Nazis, dive into the South Pole, discover 9,990 Commandments that Moses
forgot, eat up spicy curried chaos, and raise the hackles of Misty Moyse.
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Nine Days in July
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Jon Harrison analyzes the crisis in Iraq and wonders how
long America can remain the world's superpower.
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| Is There a God?
And Does
It Matter? |
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Reverence for Skeptics
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We cannot explain the universe, Leland B. Yeager
argues, but the idea of God is no answer either to the spiritual or to
the political questions. |
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Skepticism, and Beyond
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Although we cannot explain the universe, Stephen Cox asserts, the
fingerprints of the Author of Liberty can still be found.
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The Market for Body Parts
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What used to be science fiction is now just common sense. Gary Jason
reveals the practical benefits — and provides a practical proposal.
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Fifty Really Stupid Ways to Save the Earth
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If you're full of good intentions but are running short on brains,
Karl Hess has the solution to all your problems.
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Why I Don't Like Europeans
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Jacques Delacroix sees what 40 years of social democracy have done
for — or, rather, to — Europe.
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| Reviews |
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The Massively Multiplayer Life
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David Friedman learns how online games are changing our
world — or the way we perceive it.
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Ghastly Disobedience
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John Lalor succumbs to the latest Harry Potter movie. And no
wonder: it's against all the things that libertarians are against.
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He Should Have Been a Libertarian
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As Richard Kostelanetz shows, the career of crusading journalist
I.F. Stone was more interesting than his biographer suspects.
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Better Living Through Fluff
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Initiative and self-sufficiency are admirable — and can be had without
New Age claptrap, Jo Ann Skousen maintains.
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Tragedy and Triumph
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Gary Jason pays tribute to the great singer of Paris.
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Filmnotes
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Special-ops jungle escapes, dinner with rats, virtuous friendship, and
a Faerie tale.
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Notes on Contributors
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55 Terra Incognita
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