The Free Choice of Market and the Dangers of Digital Authoritarianism
The Free Choice of Market and the Dangers of Digital Authoritarianism The principle of free markets, deeply rooted in the Austrian School of Economics, emphasizes subjectivism and individualism in personal desires. These economic theories align with the natural law, natural rights, and the natural liberty granted to humans by Providence. Through praxeology and catalaxy, we understand the fundamental human action that drives economic exchange, revealing the organic structure of free societies. However, in the modern digital age, these freedoms are increasingly under threat from the rise of authoritarian-controlled technological platforms. The Threat of Communist-Controlled Software and Digital Platforms Today, we face a growing risk: software and applications developed or manipulated by centralized, authoritarian regimes, particularly by entities aligned with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). These tools are engineered to subtly and overtly shape the perceptions and behaviors of g...
