Category: Book Review

Sep 3 2025

Book Review: Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely (with an Ohio Libertarian twist)

Book Review / By Michael Sweeney / September 3, 2025 / 3 minutes of reading

Dan Ariely’s Predictably Irrational makes you laugh at human behavior while also leaving you baffled that we ever managed skyscrapers or rocket launches. The main point is clear: people rarely make decisions like calculators. Choices get nudged, tricked, and distracted by illusions. Marketers, teachers, and politicians know this well. Ariely simply adds the science. A Libertarian perspective […]

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Book Review: Taxpayers Don’t Stand a Chance by Matt A. Mayer

Libertarian Perspective Matt A. Mayer’s Taxpayers Don’t Stand a Chance takes a hard look at how Ohio’s government operates behind the scenes. The title might sound like it’s just about taxes, but this book is about much more. It shows how nearly every part of public life in Ohio gets affected by government waste, bad priorities, and