Yaron Brook on Capitalism, Question 5 - Ayn Rand Institute



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What is the free market solution to climate change? This question is from the Q- &-A period of a lecture titled "Why Unregulated (Laissez-Faire) Capitalism Is the Only Moral Social System," delivered at the University of California, Irvine on April 14, 2008.
Yaron Brook is president and executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine, California.


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The good Doctor ... ( 5 months ago by SatanicCod)
The good Doctor nailed it right.
Right now, the high price of fuel will do more for climate warming than Kyoto. When the price of crude oil will reach 150$+ the barrel, car and truck maker will propose fuel-efficient cars. This is why the Honda Hybrid is such a popular car right now; it's a real camel!
Just like wood and coal, oil will be left behind when the next best thing will be ready. The help it will provide for global warming is a side effect, not the main goal.
Lions eat dear? ( 5 months ago by qtronman)
Lions eat dear?
How do you ... ( 5 months ago by somnys)
How do you pronounce deer?
Yes, Lions do eat, ... ( 5 months ago by drummergrl225)
Yes, Lions do eat, my dear qtronman!
Haha. ( 5 months ago by qtronman)
Haha.
The same way I ... ( 5 months ago by qtronman)
The same way I misspelled it.
I agree that one ... ( 5 months ago by arbitage)
I agree that one has the right to kill animals for his benefit. My question here is does he have any obligation to do this sustainably? A current issue in Australia at the moment is Whaling. Australian operators make revenue through whale watching tourism. Japanese operators make revenue through selling its whale meat. What would the ARI's view on situations such as this be? Do the whalers have the right to deplete the whale population, so much so that whale tourism is no longer viable.
The correct, and ... ( 5 months ago by Inaissance)
The correct, and factually scientific, response to the 'global flood' hand-wringers (which those ecosexuals convieniently and continually blank-out) is that our Earth is a Sphere. As it naturally warms, it expands as a sphere (geometrically). Water makes up the surface and will expand as the square of the earth's radius.
Therefore, the earth as a whole is expanding as it warms (why we have earthquakes) and water fills in the void.
So, the deluge Dis/Mis-Integration? - Not gonna happen.
I $ I
hmmm...they should ... ( 5 months ago by shovelcharge)
hmmm...they should probably buy land/sea area and buy some whales, then take people on a tour to see them? Something like that is the solution.
I have one question ... ( 5 months ago by jtorresguevara)
I have one question. Does global warming equate with weather change?
yes, if by weather ... ( 5 months ago by shovelcharge)
yes, if by weather change you mean global weather change.
No, weather change ... ( 5 months ago by UnhealthySalad)
No, weather change would be a by-product of global warming.
Anyway, I think the best way to combat global warming, if indeed most of it comes from C02 created by humans, is to move to nuclear energy through the free market, and once solar power becomes way more efficient and commercial, we'll just move to that (and in places where the sun is present most of the day and for most seasons, those individuals will truly be energy independent). But it's not going to be a quick fix--nothing is.
Colletivists kill ... ( 3 weeks ago by Nadow)
Colletivists kill other people for the "collective" if is necessary



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