High-low versus the middle is so pervasive, and so explanatory, it is astounding. We have a genuine law of social organisation.
"laws of social organisation" is a shitty concept that falls apart etc.. Or maybe not. Either way, I literally cannot see the distinction.
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Consider spon order under Hayek's definition. Even he could not get it to make sense. So citing spon order as a thing at all is inavlid.
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Do you have any kind of argument here at all, beyond "it's a bad idea"? Is this it, for instance?http://theweek.com/articles/443462/libertarianisms-terrible-horrible-no-good-bad-idea …
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Here a good start point, which doesn't go far enough: https://www.cato-unbound.org/2009/12/07/timothy-sandefur/four-problems-spontaneous-order …
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Spon order is motte and bailey.
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Any claim that spontaneous order is either inevitable or automatically desirable is wrong - really obviously wrong and stupid
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I guess that's the bailey, and I don't want it. Even when I was a libertarian I didn't think that.
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Th fundamental libertarian error is to assume away the context and conditions necessary for the existence of the spontaneous order they want
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