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Optimism, pessimism and rationality
In a review essay of Matt Ridley’s “The rational optimist” and Mark Boyle’s “The moneyless man”, scavenger and squatter Katharine Hibbert sympathises with alternative living but also wants clear thinking.
June 22, 2010
