The Machinery Of Freedom: Illustrated summary
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An illustrated 23-minute summary of David Friedman's talk based on The Machinery of Freedom. It describes how law, police and courts could work as market services in a stateless society, covering private law, polycentric law and objections.
Why HN recommends it: HN commenters use it as a short introduction to anarcho-capitalist ideas about private law and how disputes could be resolved without a state.
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