The Polemicus Society

We host pro-free market debate workshops in Washington, D.C. Click the link below to sign up for our invite list!

[Russ Greene @GreenPlusAnE]

come one, come all

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Russ Greene argues that despite the concept's popularity as a conservative talking point, "meritocracy is not a core tenet of the American creed and has little to do with America’s economic system."

Is he right? Find out at our next debate workshop on October 29th. Link Below.

[Adam Thierer @AdamThierer]

Thanks for having me! I enjoyed the conversation. Attendees and others can find a link to download Permissionless Innovation, as well as more information about the book and concept, here.

Keep fighting for freedom!

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Join us again next month when @GreenPlusAnE will explain why he thinks free marketers should stop defending “meritocracy.”
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Another debate workshop in the books!

@AdamThierer showed us how to argue against the “precautionary principle” in tech policy, which seeks to regulate new innovations before they’ve even been released.

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Join us Tomorrow!

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On September 30th, the Polemicus Society will host its next debate workshop with @AdamThierer.

Should we welcome innovation? Can we trust for-profit businesses to innovate responsibly, or should policymakers intervene? Adam will help us answer these questions.

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[Jace White @_JaceWhite]

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If you want to learn more from Adam about the best ways to fight the anti-progress class, join us on Wednesday for the Polemicus Society’s next debate workshop:

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On September 30th, the Polemicus Society will host its next debate workshop with @AdamThierer.

Should we welcome innovation? Can we trust for-profit businesses to innovate responsibly, or should policymakers intervene? Adam will help us answer these questions.

Signup🔗 below:

[The Polemicus Society @PolemicusSoc]

https://t.co/tHrDhVGAEx

[The Polemicus Society @PolemicusSoc]

On September 30th, the Polemicus Society will host its next debate workshop with @AdamThierer.

Should we welcome innovation? Can we trust for-profit businesses to innovate responsibly, or should policymakers intervene? Adam will help us answer these questions.

Signup🔗 below:

[Jace White @_JaceWhite]

Last night, I asked @GarettJones:

- Aren't wages determined by worker power, not productivity?
-Shouldn't the US want "tight labor markets?"
-Why not copy the Germans' "sectoral" union bargaining?

At the @PolemicusSoc, we're learning how best to defend the free market worldview by asking experts tough questions. Join us!

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Tomorrow! At the next meeting of the Polemicus Society, @GarettJones will help us understand the free market perspective on worker power and labor unions.

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Are you a pro-free market policy professional in Washington DC? Join us for our upcoming event:

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The Polemicus Society is focused on one thing: improving our members’ ability to engage in “free market polemics.”

In other words, we want to get better at using reason and persuasion to argue against government interventions in the economy.

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The goal is to work through them together and be better prepared to go out and win these debates among conservatives and in the public arena.