Essays
Earth Day was Founded as a Eugenicist Holiday
Because of the dark history of Earth Day, we should be careful in our promotion of seemingly beneficial policies and move away from anti-humanism.
Co-founder & Chief Operations Officer
Mason Mohon is a co-founder of 71 Republic and serves as its chief operations officer. He writes columns on economics, financial markets, and political philosophy. He also wrote for Liberty Hangout and served as an engineer. Hailing from Austin, Texas, Mason earned a bachelor's degree from Hillsdale College and a Master of Science from Western Governors University.
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Essays
Because of the dark history of Earth Day, we should be careful in our promotion of seemingly beneficial policies and move away from anti-humanism.
Technology
Gamers (and DLive) are only going to benefit from the PewDiePie publicity, especially those who value independent content creators and free expression.
Essays
God died and America found a replacement — the politician, complete with saviors, devils, and altars.
Opinion
Following the New Zealand shooting, many people vouch for the Australian buyback plan to prevent tragedy, but it had no actual effect on crime.
Essays
Social media is used religiously by today's youth, but sites like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat are contributing to a mental health crisis.
Essays
Microdosing LSD is becoming a popular Silicon Valley trend, but the government and society are holding back its potential.
Essays
Police brutality is a real issue facing the United States as well as other nations, but the reason behind it may not be what you expect it to be.
Opinion
President Trump's reversal of previous foreign policy decisions has lead to the Democrats taking a stance on war that they supposedly would never take.
Opinion
A study on Hawaiian sex trafficking found that members of Hawaii's criminal justice system were little help when it came to fighting this crime.
Essays
Through the private innovation of nomad science, Satoshi Nakamoto has set the stage for blockchain and Bitcoin to grow in size and scope.
Essays
You can love 12 Rules for Life and still notice Peterson gets postmodernism wrong.
Opinion
A Facebook video shows a park ranger removing libertarian volunteers from a park for cleaning up without a permit.
Essays
The only way libertarianism can succeed is if it can sell a short term benefit to the masses.
Opinion
The minimum wage leads to a surplus of low-skilled workers who cannot work because the state said that they can't reach an agreement with their employer.
World · Europe
Owed 23 million hours of unpaid overtime, French police are taking off their helmets and siding with the Yellow Vests.
Essays
We need to fix our political heuristics if any meaningful and beneficial political dialogue is ever to come.
Essays
We need something that avoids the problem of limited knowledge and potentially other advantages.
Opinion
The mainstream media hasn't hesitated to bury crypto six feet under the ground with former president H.W.
Essays
While many may dismiss the idea of anarcho-capitalist law for its perceived lack of real-world success, here are three great examples of it working.
Opinion
This action and similar ones are not a fluke, but a feature of a government-run system.
U.S. Politics
CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou indicated that the Eastern District of Virginia is a no-man's land for whistleblowers.
Finance & Markets
A new law in Ohio will allow businesses to pay corporate taxes with Bitcoin and soon will open the same cryptocurrency option up to individuals.