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Influences

In my evolution toward anarcho-capitalism (AnCap), there have been many influences from various organizations and individuals in many areas of study. And, there are many more resources to be explored.

Most of the following are not supportive of AnCap per se, but in some measure, knowingly or unknowingly, support its defining principle, the non-aggression principle (NAP). Others flatly reject the NAP, AnCap and its related tenents. Then others, who may neither approve nor disapprove, still have other interesting or helpful ideas such as how to best plan, communicate, educate, motivate, act, etc. for social, economic and political change. Learning from such diverse resources not only continually tests the concept of AnCap but also exposes potential pathways for its acceptance and application.

Athough I take sole responsibility for all posts, I take no credit and make no claim of originality as to any of the ideas and terminology presented through this site. I have borrowed liberally from many resources. All of these presentations can be traced to the works of many organizations and individuals from various walks of life, many of which are listed below.

These include professional economists, philosophers, historians, political theorists, social scientists, religious leaders and judicial analysts. Still others are military personnel, business owners/managers, assorted trade contractors, teachers, professors, doctors, accountants, lawyers, journalists, among others; most of which have had extensive experience in creating value for consumers while navigating the labyrinth of government.

Although listing these influences may initially seem a little pretentious, in sharing them, I hope to inspire interest in synthesizing logic, history, the evolution of freedom and accountability, the strength and resilency of the NAP, how it founds AnCap, the breadth of its potential and for this rationale to resonate with more people to a critical mass that ultimately defaults to its application. Leonardo da Vinci was to have said “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”. In simplicity, there is beauty and possibility.

If properly understood and applied, the simplicity of the NAP would operate as a powerful rule of law with profound implications to the status quo. AnCap needs neither a political apparatus, nor leader, nor vote, nor tax, nor faith, nor prophet. Without the volitile mixture of these social and political components, the services of governance can be more justly and efficiently provided through the free market.

The beauty of AnCap rests in its utilitarian nature that stands alone in the simultaneous maximization of freedom and accountability in a growing world of mutli-culturalism. It is equally organic and self-correcting; thus, it is sustainable for the just and peaceful advancement of mankind — a vast and infinite oasis of potential for everyday entrepreneurs and their customers.

Even more astonishing, AnCap is the most unassailable socioeconomic political philosophy discovered to date. Given the current global forces in the decentralization of knowledge, communication, energy and money, its arrival may be inevitable. But in reality, whether by natural evolution or expedited education and action, its benefit of greater justice, peace and prosperity needn’t be delayed.

Authors of influence (alphabetically):

Alinsky, Saul D.

Badnarik, Michael

Ballvé, Faustino

Barzun, Jacques

Bastiat, Frédéric

Beck, Charlotte Joko

Block, Walter

Bryson, Bill

Camus, Albert

Chopra, Depak

Deist, Jeff

Engels, Friedrich

Friedman, Thomas L.

Garrison, Roger W.

Gibran, Kahlil

Graham, Benjamin

Gribbin, John

Griffin, G. Edward

Hayek, Friedrich

Hazlitt, Henry

Hoppe, Hans-Hermann

Hueber, Jacob H.

Hülsmann, Jörg Guido

Hutchinson, Allan C.

Keynes, John Maynard

Kurzweil, Ray

Lao-tzu

Levy, Robert

Livio, Mario

Lott, John R.

Machiavelli, Niccolò

Marx, Karl

Mill, John Stuart

Mises, Ludwig von

Moyers, Bill

Murphy, Robert P.

Naparstek, Belleruth

Napolitano, Judge Andrew

Ovshinsky, Stan

Paul, Congressman Ron

Rifkin, Jeremy

Rockwell, Jr., Llewellyn H.

Rothbard, Murray N.

Sharp, Gene

Smith, Adam

Sowell, Thomas

Suzuki, Shunryū

Talbot, Michael

The Invisible Committee

Tzu, Chuang

Tzu, Han Fei

Tzu, Sun

Watts, Alan

Wilber, Ken

Woods, Thomas E.

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