In a lecture given by Dr. Antony Davies, he discusses the difference between cooperation and coercion and how every human interaction is by either of these two methods. Cooperation is when society joins

This post is a response to the question ["Is it morally okay to ever use coercion?"] ( posed by @hattiehughs14. Honestly in my opinion, I think that it is not really ever morally right to use

In a conference lecture given by Dr. Burt Folsom, he discusses how the founders limited the power of government when creating the Constitution in order to value individual liberty and individuality. I

Do you think that force can be justified in any situation? Is coercion a proper response if it is for the greater good/benefit? What are examples of coercion in US society that are necessary to you?

This post is a response to the question ["In what way could government involvement in the free market be beneficial?"] ( posed by @joshweertman. In my opinion, I feel that government involvement

What are the negatives and positives of political enterprise? Why do you feel political protection and/or favor is valued so highly in US society? If you were to become an entrepreneur, what would be the

In a lecture given by Mr. Miller, he introduces his subject by discussing how wonderful yet equally terrible the advances in modern technology are. I think this is a common issue with all advancements

This post is a response to the question ["Do you think it is possible to completely escape Big Tech surveillance?"] ( posed by @atamme. To me, I feel that this surveillance is pretty much

Do you feel that "big brother" and tech surveillance is avoidable in modern society? Are there any benefits that could come from technological surveillance? Do you think that there should be

I think that one of the biggest points discussed in the opening of the movie Poverty Inc. is how there are so many companies and pushes for the eradication of poverty and yet it is still a huge issue.

This post is a response to the question ["Do you believe that poverty is just a fact of life and that nothing should be done to assist sick and starving third world countries?"] posed by

What do you think is the biggest cause for poverty and/or homelessness here in the US? What policy and changes would you make to solve the problem of poverty? Why do you think there hasn't been many solutions

This topic of healthcare cuts very close to my heart personally, since I come from a family working in healthcare and I also plan to go into this profession. I am glad that the Dr. Flynn mentions the expense

This post is a response to the question ["If the healthcare system were to be restructured to be cheaper for Americans, do you think the quality of healthcare would decrease? Why or why not?"]

What do you feel is the biggest problem with the current healthcare system in the US? What system and policy would you implement in order to have an ideal healthcare system? If you were to pick, which

In a seminar given by Dr. Robert Epstein, he discusses Google's control on our thinking and behavior through ephemeral experiences. He mentions in the beginning how in the terms of service when using Google,

This post is a response to the question ["What practices make Google so controlling? What other companies do these?"] ( posed by @karsonyounger. In my opinion, one of the most disturbing ways

Do you feel that there is an infringement on one's right to privacy with ads that are targeted from Google? Do people get brainwashed by Google into believing things that are biased, or also just utterly

This post is a response to the question ["What makes NFTs more appealing and valuable to people?"] ( posed by @awetsell. To me, I feel that one of the appeal factors that NFTs offer people is

Do you think that NFTs are going to become as profitable as other things we have seen (such as Bitcoin and Tesla)? If you were to invest into an NFT, what would you choose and what would you think would