Makers worked the land, fed their families, and built. Takers came, took the harvest, and grew stronger while the makers suffered. Eventually, the takers offered “protection” in exchange for 20% of the yield. The makers agreed—what choice did they have? Over time, this

Zoning for prosperity could transform the developing world. In the latest episode of Underthrow with @socialevol, @flowidealism explains how special economic zones with stronger rule of law, fewer regulations, and more entrepreneurial freedom can lift millions out of poverty. He

Is academia directly responsible for global poverty? In this week’s episode of Underthrow, @socialevol and @flowidealism examine how academia’s hostility to capitalism and the failures of our standardized education system are holding back human flourishing. They also explore

Great convo with @socialevol on @UnderthrowPod :

Are our schools and universities holding us back? Michael Strong joins Underthrow to explore how modern education lost sight of human flourishing—and how voluntary action and entrepreneurship can renew it. https://t.co/W9fZZ3PA2q

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Public schooling has long failed our children. In this week's episode of Underthrow, @socialevol and @flowidealism trace the history of education, from modest 19th-century common schools to the highly standardized, bureaucratic system of the 20th century that warehouses children

Subversive innovation isn’t just tech—it’s power. When state and corporate powers merge, we become herds they manage. They control the money, policy, and incentives. Subversive innovation flips the script. By creating peer-to-peer power that flows laterally, it increases

In the latest episode of Underthrow, @gabedelgadoa and @socialevol discuss how Prospera operates within Honduras’ Employment and Economic Development Zones, areas created by a previous government to encourage economic growth. Prospera represents a specific project, or “token,”

“The opposition was brutal…even the nation-state became our opponent.” @gabedelgadoa and @socialevol on Prospera’s mission to create ethical, value-driven economic zones in Honduras, proving that entrepreneurship, education, and innovation can transform communities, fight

In the latest episode of Underthrow, @socialevol and @gabedelgadoa explain how Prospera’s system is designed to resist cronyism and special-interest capture. By creating competitive zones and incentives that favor open participation, the platform minimizes lobbying advantages and

The biggest social problem isn’t politicians—it’s concentrated authority. Centralized power takes away choice. Decentralization breaks up monopolies, creates competing centers of power, and makes leaders treat people like customers, not subjects. Want alternatives to centralized

“If nobody gives you their business, you’re toast.” @gabedelgadoa and @socialevol on how Prospera is redefining freedom, markets, and prosperity in Honduras, creating regulatory sandboxes, inspiring migration, and proving that competition & choice drive real change. Click the

The latest episode of Underthrow has dropped! Check out this clip of @gabedelgadoa as he shares with @socialevol the high-stakes reality of pursuing impact in Honduras. From security contingencies to potential extraction, hear what it’s like to risk personal safety while trying

In this week’s episode of Underthrow, @socialevol and @gabedelgadoa offer a compelling vision for how innovative governance can unlock human flourishing. Watch the full episode:

Why do partisan actors get away with selective enforcement? @Mattzwolinski explains the structural problem where libertarians may unilaterally disarm, while arbitrary discretion and political manipulation undermine rule-based governance under recent administrations. Don't miss

Why do governments naturally grow? @Mattzwolinski breaks down government growth, political power, and authoritarianism, and explains why countervailing forces like markets and separation of powers are essential. Clip from our latest podcast with @socialevol.

When ending government programs, do we take a gradual, planned approach or act decisively before politics kills reform? @Mattzwolinski and @socialevol debate the right strategy.

Libertarians often imagine the ideal society but rarely grapple with how to get there. @Mattzwolinski argues that simply hacking away at the state can undermine liberty if we destroy its capacity to do what actually protects freedom. A clip from our most recent episode of

If Trump ordered the IRS to audit only Democrats, we’d call it an abuse of power. So why tolerate selective enforcement when the other side does it? Hear more on rule of law and government power in our newest podcast with @Mattzwolinski and host @socialevol.