I can tell before downloading, listening to Russell on the flip side is going to blow my mind.
Ryan
· 1 year ago
This was a particularly interesting episode. I found the application of the emergent order concept to the constitution, government, and actions of political actors to be fascinating, mostly because I had not yet considered it. It appears that emergent orders are really everywhere, and one would do better to look for places it may not exist rather than where it already exists. That would be a fun challenge: to discover situations free of emergent order. Anyway, I hope you find more ways to include Arnold in more podcasts. I have always found his posts at EconLog, and the conversations already at EconTalk, quite interesting, and that he provides a unique perspective on many topics. Who knows, perhaps he could become an EconTalk star on par with Mike Munger!
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I can tell before downloading, listening to Russell on the flip side is going to blow my mind.
This was a particularly interesting episode. I found the application of the emergent order concept to the constitution, government, and actions of political actors to be fascinating, mostly because I had not yet considered it. It appears that emergent orders are really everywhere, and one would do better to look for places it may not exist rather than where it already exists. That would be a fun challenge: to discover situations free of emergent order. Anyway, I hope you find more ways to include Arnold in more podcasts. I have always found his posts at EconLog, and the conversations already at EconTalk, quite interesting, and that he provides a unique perspective on many topics. Who knows, perhaps he could become an EconTalk star on par with Mike Munger!