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  • Why Do Intellectuals Oppose Capitalism?

    An interesting fallacy of the sort"When did you last hit your uncle?" In this something is asked in such a way that there is an underlying premise that the activity of which the person is accused is true. In the case of the question I quote it is that you hit your uncle and the... more

    Reviewed by Penelopy Sep 20 2007, 11:04am ( 233 reviews ) • cato.org

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  • Rated by Aries2004 on Oct 12, 1:48pm

    They probably don't like to work hard....

  • Rated by 01011Binary10001 on Aug 31, 12:43pm

    It's not a 'hypothesis' if you never test anything. Where's the evidence for this?

  • Rated by busmaster2 on Aug 31, 5:47am

    We live in a consumer based society and therefore those who "produce" (provide goods and services for the consumer) are going to be rewarded the most. Ideas unto themselves while necessary and beneficial in an abstract sense rarely provide the means to satisfy day to day needs of the consumer (society) at large.

  • Reviewed by christauff on Aug 04, 7:39pm

    Unsubstantiated garbage from a pro-capitalisim, conservative think tank with no documentation or sources. Arm chair philosophy and speculation.

  • Rated by skinismy on Jul 28, 7:31pm

    I'd like to see a citation of sources that verify the views of so-called "intellectuals." This author seems to stand on a firm logical basis for his conclusions, but without an analysis of statistics, it seems to be purely speculation.

  • Reviewed by daisydahlia on Jul 16, 1:23pm

    The authors ask: Why Do Intellectuals Oppose Capitalism?

  • Rated by naziakhan85 on Jul 15, 3:38am

    gud one

  • Rated by moneymin on Jul 01, 4:22pm

    Intellectuals oppose capitalism because it erodes their power base and often renders them irrelevant. The blogosphere and social networking are a good example of this. Yet, it is these same alleged "intellectuals" who insist that they have the last say in the classroom, the boardroom, as well as the newsroom. Behold, a new age, there is a power vacuum and it is rapidly being filled.