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'''Friedrich | '''Friedrich Hayek''' — author of ''The Road to Serfdom'' and, with Milton Friedman, the intellectual supply of postwar market liberalism — is treated by Haz Al-Din as the pseudoscientific replacement for the classical political economy Marx completed. | ||
== | == From the streams == | ||
* | * Asked directly ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/498f1c60-eac5-4df7-b192-1edb95365f2d/ DOMINATING LIBS/N*ZIS/GROYPERS/OPPS stream]): "What is your take on Hayek, the guy who wrote The Road to Serfdom?" — "I don't really like that guy. I'm not particularly fond of him." (Noting with amusement the questioner remembered an earlier stream where Haz granted Hayek "granules" of credit — "there's always granules and parts of cows, if you will" — partial truths inside ideological wholes.) | ||
* The school's function ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/78727f1b-bfd6-49fc-863e-bf67603855f7/ MASSIVE DEBATE ROYALE]): "Marx so thoroughly critiqued the classical school, brought classical political economy to its logical conclusion, that the bourgeoisie needed a more subjectivist, pseudoscientific economic 'science' to explain why capitalism is the best — and this is where you get folks like Hayek and Milton Friedman." Classical economy asked where wealth and value come from; the Austrians and Chicagoans changed the subject to preference and price. | |||
* Cultural legacy: ''Road to Serfdom'' as the founding text of the American libertarian movement ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/youtube/infrared/fqsih0ynb7e/ Kanye's CHALLENGE stream]). | |||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Milton Friedman]] | * [[Milton Friedman]] | ||
* [[Economic Calculation Problem]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:Economics]][[Category:Austrian School]] | [[Category:Economics]][[Category:Austrian School]][[Category:People]] | ||
Revision as of 09:58, 21 August 2026
Friedrich Hayek — author of The Road to Serfdom and, with Milton Friedman, the intellectual supply of postwar market liberalism — is treated by Haz Al-Din as the pseudoscientific replacement for the classical political economy Marx completed.
From the streams
- Asked directly (DOMINATING LIBS/N*ZIS/GROYPERS/OPPS stream): "What is your take on Hayek, the guy who wrote The Road to Serfdom?" — "I don't really like that guy. I'm not particularly fond of him." (Noting with amusement the questioner remembered an earlier stream where Haz granted Hayek "granules" of credit — "there's always granules and parts of cows, if you will" — partial truths inside ideological wholes.)
- The school's function (MASSIVE DEBATE ROYALE): "Marx so thoroughly critiqued the classical school, brought classical political economy to its logical conclusion, that the bourgeoisie needed a more subjectivist, pseudoscientific economic 'science' to explain why capitalism is the best — and this is where you get folks like Hayek and Milton Friedman." Classical economy asked where wealth and value come from; the Austrians and Chicagoans changed the subject to preference and price.
- Cultural legacy: Road to Serfdom as the founding text of the American libertarian movement (Kanye's CHALLENGE stream).