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Thoughts on a Second Stimulus
The Case Against Education
I think that it would better worded:
"The Case Against School"
Sounds like a great seminar. And congrats on your article in the NY Times!
Concern: My understanding is that having one's e-mail addresses on a web site (unencrypted) is the number one way to attract spammers. Reference .
[Thanks for your concern, Brian. I've modified the email address to be a little less obvious.--Econlib Ed.]
The case against education? Education is simply the process of learning, which hopefully is a life-long venture done outside the purview of the State, as Rothbard pointed out in "Education, Free and Compulsory."
Don't you mean the case against public schooling?
I'd be interested to see the angle in "The Case Against Education." Does Bryan have some note sheets available on the subject?