I don’t see how this is a reply to my question. Being impractical doesn’t mean something is irrational and politically extremist.
Something that is impractical, that cannot be achieved, is instrumentally irrational. If you don’t understand, that is probably because you are not noticing the difference between epistemic and instrumental rationality.
Full strength, axiomatic, dismantle-the state libertarianism is impractical. If your central example of libertarianism is bitcoin, then that is not impractical.
Why are you focusing on so heavily on whether it’s “rational”? He said that it’s an irrational, politically extremist position. The whole statement is what I was replying to.
Full strength, axiomatic, dismantle-the state libertarianism is impractical. If your central example of libertarianism is bitcoin, then that is not impractical.
See here for a good overview of how the State is already being dismantled.
Something that is impractical, that cannot be achieved, is instrumentally irrational. If you don’t understand, that is probably because you are not noticing the difference between epistemic and instrumental rationality.
Full strength, axiomatic, dismantle-the state libertarianism is impractical. If your central example of libertarianism is bitcoin, then that is not impractical.
Why are you focusing on so heavily on whether it’s “rational”? He said that it’s an irrational, politically extremist position. The whole statement is what I was replying to.
See here for a good overview of how the State is already being dismantled.