Elon Musk, the Free Speech Revolution, and Solving World Hunger.

Amartya Sen, who won the Nobel Prize for economics for his work on famine, observed that famine does not occur where there is representative democracy and a free press.

I argue that, by promoting free speech, Elon Musk is helping to attack the real causes of famine: information poverty and lack of representation.

To read more, click here

"Can Elon Musk solve world hunger?"

https://www.spectator.com.au/2024/07/can-elon-musk-solve-world-hunger/

Rethinking Indigenous Policy

"Last year’s “Voice” debate brought into sharp focus the difference between Labor’s ideology and liberal philosophy. Liberalism embraces a few big ideas and lets the ideas’ natural power improve society from the ground up. Labor’s approach is to promote myriad small solutions from the top down, applying them with a paternalist mindset that tries to bend nature to fit Labor’s ideology. This mindset led to the fatally flawed “Voice,” which was a national top-down solution to issues that are fundamentally local."  

To read more, please see pages 21-22 of 
"The Contributor, A Journal of articles published by the Policy Committee of the Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division)" 

https://www.contributor.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/The-Contributor_6th-Edition_2024_Compress.pdf