About Saul
Saul Zimet is a Fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education and an incoming graduate student in economics at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the City University of New York. He is a writer and artist whose work focuses on the growth and improvement of human knowledge, its economic and political facilitation, its technological manifestation, and its ultimate purpose. If you perceive an inordinate sardine presence in his work, that says more about you than it says about him. Subscribe to Saul's mailing list!
Saul's Worldview
Saul believes that maximizing the knowledge in the universe is the highest moral aim. Fallibilism is his most strongly held conviction. He believes that tentative knowledge (not absolute knowledge) can be attained and improved upon through conjecture and refutation. He believes that free-market capitalism (not cronyism) is the best known political system for maximizing knowledge and human flourishing. He is committed to never lying. He advocates open-ended population growth, because he estimates that the average person is more of a problem-solver than a problem-causer. Learn more about Saul's worldview by reading his essays, and please subscribe to his mailing list.
“Confrontational and controversial and unlikable” -ex girlfriend