In his latest podcast, Leonard Peikoff addresses the question of how former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan, with whom Dr. Peikoff studied Objectivism under Ayn Rand, could have written in defense of laissez-faire capitalism yet evolved into an advocate of the welfare state. Returning to his regular solo format, he also answers questions about dating, being both an Objectivist and religious, the difference between a wish and a whim, government financing of technology and President-elect Obama’s attack on the virtue of selfishness.
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11 December 2008
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