I don’t mean that mises institute should start expanding to other disciplines. What I mean is what if there was a Mises Institute equivalent for other sciences? For example, I am majoring in biology but find it difficult to find a centralized hub of highly accessible information in multiple types of media on life sciences like the mises institute does for economics. All the science journals expect me to pay to read what they publish. Also there is something strange about many scientists in that it seems like they are more concerned about getting published to gain notoriety than in conveying their findings to the public. I think a website devoted to life science and created by scientists which takes the same approach to education as mises institute would be amazing. Also I am just getting tired of hearing my science teachers cheer the use of government force to keep us “safe” or promote health. Does anyone know any authors or essays that approach healthcare or life science in terms of a free society?
Vincent Gray is pretty cool… i read his book "The Greenhouse Delusion: A Crtique of Climate Change 2001… pretty good book
Some healthcare essays here…
Walter Block has commentary on the health sector that I enjoyed very much. Take a look in the media section.
Here’s a good link for healthcare information.
I’m also a science major (genetics), but I haven’t been able to find anything related to stem cell research except one paper on here. I’ve thought the same thing. It would be interested to have more Mises Institutes for separate areas of education.