Technology and Social Change | Jeffrey A. Tucker

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Uploaded by on Nov 26, 2009

Presented by Jeffrey Tucker at the "Economics for High School Students" seminar. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama; 20 November 2009. Sponsored by Jeremy S. Davis.

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  • Tucker is awesome.

  • Hey! Why can't I rate this video a 10 on a scale of 1-5?

    Mr. Tucker, this is FABULOUS!

    This internet thingie really does change lives, I only found the Mises Institute when I was 37. These highschoolers have NO idea the goldmine at their fingertips. Cromm help us all that they make the best of it!

    Free Market: The only Win-Win positive sum game!

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  • @JessicaBelle81 exactly jobs for the sake of jobs is how the government (keynesians) and masses expect things to work. it's almost sickening. its like why the fuck do you want to do somethign that a robot could do. do something else. or better yet start your own business dont even bother with a tiresome job.

  • nice videol i learn a lot from it.

    Thanks for sharing. 

  • @rpm297 wtf? profit motive is what moves innovation ahead.

  • @rpm297 I had a look at the Venus Project's website, couldn't find much that people haven't been saying since *at least* the Nineteenth Century.

  • patents suk

  • @JessicaBelle81 lmao

  • @rpm297

    But the lust for profit - the drive to actively appraise and choose between different sets of future circumstances, so as to achieve the one which best satisfies your set of values - is the only conceivable motivating force for social change. Without it, man could treat the passing of time only passively, as does a dumb animal, and his betterment would be dependent upon dumb luck and the vicissitudes of nature.

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