Self Promotion

I don't normally blog about my day job, but I'm genuinely proud of the work I've been doing, and (for reasons that will become clear) this is as good a time as any to talk about it.For the last eight years, I've been developing legal technology for Thomson Reuters. It started when I applied to an interesting-sounding job at a small company called Serengeti Law, which had … [Read more...] about Have Keyboard, Will (not) Travel

Acouple of things from the other blog: Maggie McNeill gives a nice overview of the different styles of laws about prostitution. My road trip gives me an excuse to address one of the sillier arguments against libertarianism.   … [Read more...] about Recently on Nobody’s Business

Over at Nobody's Business, I explain why Professor Steven Levitt's daughter should have the right to become a drug-addled prostitute. No, really. … [Read more...] about Professor Levitt’s “Daughter Test”

A few weeks ago, Peter Moskos asked the folks at The Agitator to explain a few things about libertarianism and the need for compassion. Now, in a fit of shameless self-promotion, I'd like to link to my three part answer at Nobody's Business: Part 1: Ideology Part 2: Force and Freedom Part 3: Compassion Taken together, these form a sort of introduction to libertarianism for … [Read more...] about Libertarianism and the Need For Compassion

I think I have an idea how Jewish kids feel at Christmas time: Lots of people in the libertarian blogosphere are really excited about the new Atlas Shrugged movie, but I just can't bring myself to care. If you care why I don't care, and I'm not saying you should, you can read all about it in my latest post at the new Nobody's Business blog. … [Read more...] about Shrugging