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This Wednesday on Craig Biddle Live, we’ll examine the nature of values, the importance of value hierarchies, and the “math of egoism.”

You’re invited to The Objective Standard’s first annual summer conference—TOS-Con 2018: Philosophy for Freedom and Flourishing.

This week’s episode of Craig Biddle Live will address the importance of precision in formulating principles and of context in applying them.

This Wednesday, November 1, 2017, I’ll begin a series of live videos hosted on The Objective Standard’s Facebook page. The videos will be broadcast weekly at 7:30pm Eastern Time (4:30 Pacific), and I’ll aim to keep them in the neighborhood of twenty minutes. In the first episode, I’ll discuss basic elements…

“Your critique of libertarianism . . . is, by far, the most effective and persuasive critique of libertarianism that I’ve ever encountered.”

Today in 1787, Alexander Hamilton published the first of the Federalist essays, which helped secure ratification of the U.S. Constitution.

Many thanks to Matheus Pacini for translating the following TOS articles into Portuguese and republishing them at Objetivismo.com.br.

Improvements to the site include new navigation bars and menus, which have been streamlined for clarity and ease of use; enhanced mobile and tablet versions, with a beautifully simplified and intuitive interface . . .

Interested in writing for TOS? Here’s a great way to dive in. We’ve created a Facebook group for TOS writers and prospective writers. Anyone interested in producing content for the journal is welcome to join.

Ishiguro “uncovered the abyss beneath our illusory sense of connection with the world”—just like a villain from Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged.

Lt. Gen. Silveria should be commended for standing up against racism, but his claim that the solution involves “diversity” is problematic at best.

The Rubin Report streamed live from Harvard University last night with a wide-ranging discussion about free speech in America.

Speech not only follows from thinking; it is integral to thinking. Thus, to limit free speech is to stifle the mind, and to oppose free speech is to oppose human life.

Isaac Morehouse, founder and CEO of Praxis, discusses the company’s apprenticeship programs, the art of teaching young people how to create value and market themselves, and his big plans for the future.

Alex Epstein discusses Al Gore’s new “documentary,” An Inconvenient Sequel, and Gore’s methods of deception, which Epstein condenses into a few easily retainable and explainable fallacies.