On this special episode of The Vonu Podcast, I welcome Darrell Becker to the podcast. Darrell is a licensed acupuncturist, an entrepreneur, co-founder of ContentSafe.co with Matthew Raymer, and a sought-out expert on the Trivium…
Tag: Philosophy
It’s finally here–VONULIFE, March 1973! This lengthy, highly informative publication is over 75,000 words (TWICE the length of Vonu: The Search for Personal Freedom), and contains ~35 articles, about 15 or so of them BRAND…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Jason and Shane dive back into VonuLife, March 1973 to examine two more philosophical articles authored by Rayo, though the “action” remains. The first is, “What is Big…
“The ethical principal of non-coercion can be stated: One should not initiate the use of physical force against a volitional being or against property created or acquired through voluntary consent. Many people espouse this principle.”…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Shane and Kyle present you with the updated, more accurate version of Rayo’s article titled, Libertarians and Coercivists. This is a shorter episode, but we figured it would…
Note: The following is an article by TVP host, Kyle Rearden, published on his blog, The Last Bastille. Today’s article is a redux of Rayo’s “Libertarians & Coercivists,” which was originally published in the third…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Shane and Kyle discuss an article from Rayo’s book titled, A Case for Non-Coercion Based on Rational Self-Interest. This article closes out section one of his book, and…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Shane and Kyle compare and contrast vonu with various other anarchic schools of thought, such as mutualism, agorism, voluntaryism (anarcho-capitalism), and more. In other words, we provide even…
