We discuss unintended geo-economic and financial consequences of trying to treat economics and politics as a science. We note the capital flight from Italy and Spain; and the growth of deposits in Russia due to sanctions. We also look at

Lew Rockwell joins me for more debate analysis, this time of the February 13th, 2016 debate in South Carolina. Unlike some previous debates, plenty of controversy and fireworks in this one. Enjoy! Listen to the podcast For audio of the previous debates go to TomWoods.com.

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Candidates, outside groups and party officials are quietly maneuvering for a nomination fight that goes all the way to the bitter end.

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Gottfried Leibniz (1646–1716), a wild, optimistic genius, spent his life improving mankind—in economics, science, philosophy, and politics. The inventor of the calculus and a creator of physical economics, his work and life serve as a model for today, and were an inspiration to the young Lyndon LaRouche. Jason Ross presents the first in a series of discussions.

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Recommended Leibniz reading — top three are:
• Discourse on Metaphysics
• Specimen Dynamicum
• Leibniz-Clarke Correspondence