Opinion
The tippinsights opinion section reflects articles where our individual authors or individual groups (from anywhere on the political spectrum) utilize our data to make compelling arguments.
Hobbes’s Self-Defeating Theory
Without having ever read Hobbes, people will unknowingly repeat his assumptions, presuppositions, concerns, and arguments for the state.
Rerum Novarum: A Catholic Defense Of Private Property
Civil tensions and demands, and emerging market structures, did not allow papal sensibilities to ignore these impulses within what appeared to be a new social order.
The Command Economy In Green Clothing: Britain’s Contracts For Difference And Their Nazi Predecessors
At the heart of the UK’s green industrial policy lies its “main mechanism for supporting low carbon electricity generation”: the Contract for Difference (CfD) scheme
Beijing’s Chokepoint
China spent years buying discounted Iranian oil. The bill arrived at Hormuz.
Super Power To Spare: How Battery Tech Illuminates Competition Between U.S. & China
One year ago, the Chinese battery giant CATL announced that it had redefined the limits of electric cars by creating a battery that could power a vehicle for 320 miles on a 5-minute charge.
Tehran's Blackmail
When Iran called the Strait of Hormuz its territory, one hundred thirteen countries disagreed.