Popular depictions of the paleo lifestyle are misleading. In the interest of Umlaut readers who might benefit from giving paleo a shot, here’s a more reasonable and accurate picture of what this lifestyle is all about.
Or, how to rebel against the neolithic revolution and Monsanto at the same time
The imaginary feminist and her counterpart, the imaginary misogynist, are frequent and detrimental third parties in discussions of gender and society. To elevate our discussion, we must minimize their influence in our thinking and interactions.
Conservatives, liberals, and libertarians have made common cause in the open government movement, each for different reasons. Libertarians believer that transparency will lead to limited government because the more people see the reality of their government, the more they will conclude that it’s too expensive and it does not work. That’s probably wrong.
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The perennial problem of the male-skewed gender ratio within the libertarian movement may not be as perplexing or as unique as it first appears. To understand why so few women identify as libertarian, we need to understand the social trade-offs that they face when publicly supporting any radical ideology. Fortunately, this is one problem that is probably solving itself.
