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Value

Collection of philosophical dialogues, essays, and analysis focusing on Value.

3 Essays in Topic

Bureaucratic Overreach and Minimum Wage Laws

By Tae-Sik June 18, 2020 ~5 min read

A free society respects the individual. A free society allows for a frictionless exchange of products, services and labor. Laws are designed to be universal and add clarity and boundries in the interaction of sovereign individuals. Wages are paid to those who provide their time and services. Labor and time is paid in exchange for […]

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Walled Garden Economics

By Tae-Sik May 19, 2024 ~3 min read

Our economy is a Walled Garden, with a lone security guard who has a gun, sets the rules, and issues vouchers that can be traded for fruits and vegetables. Security is the only entity in the Walled Garden with the power and authority to print and issue these vouchers. In the Walled Garden, agents produce […]

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Trading Marginal Value, Sovereignty, and Automatons

By Tae-Sik June 23, 2023 ~12 min read

Human beings have birthrights and entitlements, unlike any other living creature. In democratic and free market nations, we have private property rights, the right to vote, the right to life, the freedom of speech, the freedom of movement, the freedom to work and pursue happiness. We have freedoms and liberties given to us by "default". […]

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