Art, and Viewer Questions about Critical Thinking

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Art, and Viewer Questions about Critical Thinking

Part 101 of the White Pill series: Art, and Viewer Questions about Critical Thinking

Mark Maresca

Jun 10, 2025

Transcript

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This episode starts off explaining how I've changed the name of my content from "From the White Pillbox" to simply "The White Pillbox". I've also changed the intro and outro segments.

Then I move on to art. I had some viewer questions about the painting that appears behind me. So I gave a bit of history. Incidentally, I used the wrong word for the process used to create the painting. I said "stereolithography" when I should have said "seriolithography". My bad.

And that led to my sharing yet another beautiful painting, this one generously gifted to me from Stephan Kinsella. I was so happy to share this with you all. I couldn’t do better than Stephan in describing the meaning behind the painting and its original source sculpture: “I think it nicely evokes liberty, humanity, freedom, cooperation, love, the natural order, the whole bit”.

Be sure to check out the related links below.

And the meat of the episode: addressing viewer questions about critical thinking, especially in relation to my Myth of Authority series.

Stephan Kinsella’s Story of a Libertarian Book cover

The H.C. Andersen sculpture

Artist John Wax’s Facebook page

My entire YouTube series on the Myth of Authority

The consolidated recap episode on the Myth of Authority series

Since some may be new to libertarian perspectives, here is a short list of links you may find helpful. I’ve classified them based on the different ways people ponder issues:

Want to know how important things would get done without government?