F. A. Hayek Is Probably The Most

Language Is Capable Of Becoming The Objective Repository Of Vast Accumulations Of Meaning And Experience, Which It Can Then Preserve In Time And Transmit To Following Generations.

There Is An Intrinsic Linkage Between Socialism And Economic Inefficiency.

Some People Seem To Gravitate From One Fundamentalism To Another, From Some Kind Of Secular Fundamentalism Into A Religious Fundamentalism Or The Other Way Around, Which Is Not Very Helpful.

When Certain Branches Of The Economy Become Obsolete, As In The Case Of The Steel Industry, Not Only Do Jobs Disappear, Which Is Obviously A Terrible Social Hardship, But Certain Cultures Also Disappear.

The Human Organism Is Thus Still Developing Biologically While Already Standing In A Relationship To Its Environmont. In Other Words, The Process Of Becoming Man Takes Place In An Interrelationship With An Environment. (...) From The Moment Of Birth, Man's Organismic Development, And Indeed A Large Part Of His Biological Being As Such, Are Subjected To Continuing Socially Determined Interference.