Thank-Yous and Apologies regarding the D’Souza-Bernstein Debate

A big thank you to Dinesh D’Souza and Andrew Bernstein for their fascinating debate in Austin, Texas on Friday night. Thank you also to Brittney Rivera and the UT Objectivism Society for all their hard work in organizing the event.

For those who missed the debate, we plan to post the video to TOS’s YouTube channel in the next few days. I’ll make an announcement when it’s up.

If you paid for the Livestream but either did not receive your password or were unable to log in due to technical problems on the viewing page, please let me know and TOS will refund your $5. My email address is: my first initial plus my last name @theobjectivestandard.com.

I’ve personally emailed and apologized to those who contacted TOS directly about the Livestream problems; but I want to apologize here to everyone who had any trouble with the Livestream. I know that was immensely frustrating, and I am sorry to have put you through it. We're still not sure why the login worked for some while not for others. We had tested the system quite extensively in the days before the event, and everything was working fine. But once people began logging in, some people making new purchases didn’t receive passwords, and some who already had passwords couldn’t gain access to the Livestream. We’re working to figure out what caused the problem so that our livestreams go smoothly in the future.

Bottom line: This event and the problems were my responsibility, and I apologize for the trouble and frustration caused by the technical difficulties.

—Craig Biddle

About Craig Biddle

Craig is cofounder and editor of The Objective Standard, cofounder and director of education at Objective Standard Institute, and executive director of Prometheus Foundation. He is the author of Loving Life: The Morality of Self-Interest and the Facts that Support It; Rational Egoism: The Morality for Human Flourishing; and the forthcoming Moral Truths Your Parents, Preachers, and Teachers Don’t Want You to Know. He is currently working on his fourth book, “Thinking in Principles.”

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