America at 250: Our Technological Revolution
(Palmer Luckey photo by Alyssa Schukar for The Free Press, other photos via Getty)
Katherine Boyle on FAFO as a founding principle, Marc Levinson on the steel box that built capitalism, Noah Smith on the new Luddites—and Palmer Luckey on why we should become “the world’s gun store.”
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The American Revolution was won with two things: a bold claim to self-determination and a fighting spirit. These two ideas, in essence, became the First and Second Amendments—the one-two punch that showed the world we don’t play around. “The First Amendment is what we stand for,” writes Katherine Boyle. “The Second is how we enforce it.”
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