As a lawyer relatively new to the rationalist community—are there any books you would recommend? And I wonder if your chat with Claude is something you’d consider sharing? I suspect it would help me understand.
Although he is known mainly for his writings about Bitcoin, Nick Szabo has a law degree and his writing on the history of the common-law tradition are quite excellent: https://unenumerated.blogspot.com/
Szabo argues that English common law was a major cause of the economic expansion that created the modern world.
As a lawyer relatively new to the rationalist community—are there any books you would recommend? And I wonder if your chat with Claude is something you’d consider sharing? I suspect it would help me understand.
Although he is known mainly for his writings about Bitcoin, Nick Szabo has a law degree and his writing on the history of the common-law tradition are quite excellent: https://unenumerated.blogspot.com/
Szabo argues that English common law was a major cause of the economic expansion that created the modern world.
David Friedman is pretty good.