A libertarian world won’t eliminate all poverty, but it offers powerful tools for greatly reducing it, and improving the lives of the poorest and least privileged. 

Visions of Liberty sets out to explore libertarianism by describing the hopeful future it could bring about. 

A more libertarian health care system would mean higher quality, lower prices, more innovation, and better access for all. 

Drug prohibition has been catastrophic, with a tremendous human cost. Here’s what would happen if we ended it.

We don’t need government to fund scientific research. 

The scientific research that informs regulations falls prey to perverse incentives when it’s funded by the government doing the regulating. Here’s a better alternative.

A roadmap to a more effective and humane criminal justice system.

Governments gather far too much information about us, and in dangerously intrusive ways. But intelligence services can be more liberty and privacy respecting. 

Free trade will make us all wealthier and give us greater access to goods and services. 

An alternative history of the United States if we had significantly liberalized immigration policies. 

A libertarian future would unleash markets to provide high quality education in a variety of styles to meet parent’s needs—and at prices within the reach of everyone.

Reducing the size, scope, and expense of our military would make us safer—and lead to a more peaceful world.

What would the world look like if money wasn’t quite as tied to governments as it is now? 

How can decentralized, digital currencies change the way we go about our economic lives? 

The internet has unleashed expression, but has led to new forms of control. Decentralization will fulfill the internet’s libertarian promise.

Policies that embrace freedom, innovation, and entrepreneurship while accepting risk can provide humanity with the technology to make us all freer, healthier, and safer.