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Thank you for the information. I am not quite sure how I came across "Instead of Education" but it looks intriguing. I have read Leo Tolstoy's philosophy regarding education, some of John Taylor Gatto's works, and Murray Rothbard's "Education, free and compulsory: The individual's education", so since I've gone this far, I might as well travel farther down the road. As far as Stefan Molyneux is concerned, I have recently discovered Freedomain Radio and am definitely fascinated by his radical Objectivist philosophy. He seems to have taken Ayn Rand's Objectivism and ran with it! I haven't read Universally Preferable Behavior yet, any thoughts or objections? If you come across anything that you believe is a must read, don't hesitate to share. Thanks again for the comment.

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