Ayn Rand, Live from Los Angeles (Los Angeles Review of Books)
Appropriation artists (VOXEU)
Adding is favored over subtracting in problem solving (Nature)
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Notes On Liberty 
Love that Ayn Rand piece. It reminds of me Edwin’s work: https://notesonliberty.com/2017/12/25/ayn-rand-and-international-politics/
I almost hear the literary Mephistopheles – fool: Take hoe and spade, and dig yourself (in NOL archives)!