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Converting Anger into Institutional Design Recently, I had an unusual experience. I tried to use my anger strategically. Not by shouting. Not by insulting. But by observing. Analyzing. Calculating. I found myself thinking:  What words would unsettle him?  Which arguments would hit a weak point?  Which position would force a response? It sounds cold when written like this. But it wasn't. There were strong emotions involved. Strangely, the analytical process wasn’t painful. It

Liberty, Crisis, and the Need for a Stabilizing Mechanism Even those who identify as libertarians do not wish to see a world descend into chaos — one where freedom means stepping outside only to face violence. If a society truly allowed individuals to exercise their abilities without obstruction, talent could compete on fair terms. In many parts of the world today, however, competence is not literally killed but quietly neutralized. Influence, inherited networks, and structur