EPISODE · Apr 5, 2025 · 1H 3M
Living History Episode 12: Bryan Caplan
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Bryan Caplan takes us through his new book Build, Baby, Build and a bit of his work from the Myth of the Rational Voter, to Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids and The Case for Open Borders.
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Bryan Caplan takes us through his new book Build, Baby, Build and a bit of his work from the Myth of the Rational Voter, to Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids and The Case for Open Borders.
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