#austrianschool

In what will be a short livestream, I will watch the latest video from Economics Explained as it involves the Austrian School, and comment as the video goes on with praise and criticism where it's needed. It has already made the rounds in my Discord server and received grumbling reviews, but I haven't watched it before the livestream so I can try to give a fair assessment and provide input and additional information that might be left out of the presentation.

"In order to see the moons of Jupiter, you need a telescope. In order to understand Hamlet, you need to learn to read. In order to see the truth of the Pythagorean theorem, you must learn geometry. If you want to know if a cell has a nucleus, you must learn to take histological sections, learn to stain cells, learn to use a microscope, and then look. In other words, all of those forms of knowing have, as one of their significant components, an injunction: If you want to know this, you must do this.” — Ken Wilber, The Marriage of Sense and Soul (1998, 156)