2 things that I liked him for (after reading/hearing just cursorily -- I would like to read more): 1) His perspectives on how the unfairnesses that life throws

2 things that I liked him for (after reading/hearing just cursorily -- I would like to read more): 1) His perspectives on how the unfairnesses that life throws at you are part of, and incentivize you towards making your life better and not something that you should simply seek to eliminate without knowing what the unintended consequences are. See his essay on "Cosmic Justice": https://www.tsowell.com/spquestc.html https://www.tsowell.com/spquestc.html 2) That if we seek to have a sustainable approach to how society is managed, maybe we need to set up the reasonable rules and structures of how we want outcomes to be guided by, and not change them willy-nilly because of who happens to benefit at the time. There will be winners and losers no matter what. It's tiring to switch your rules every time you don't like who came out ahead.