Volitional Science Podcast

Episode #1
This comprehensive introduction traces volitional science from its Cold War origins with astrophysicist Andrew Galambos to its radical reimagining of social organization based on property rights, free markets, and noncoercion. The ultimate vision: replacing coercive states with market-based governance to create a viable path to becoming a peaceful, spacefaring civilization.

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Moving Past the Critical Juncture Podcast

Episode #2
Humanity remains stuck at a “critical juncture”—possessing nuclear weapons capable of self-destruction but lacking the social science to prevent their use. Accepting the two-postulate framework (pursuing happiness, noncoercion as morality) and Big Three concepts (property, markets, noncoercion) provides the only viable path to a civilization capable of peaceful space exploration.

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Property, Markets, and Noncoercion Podcast

Episode #3
This episode unpacks the Big Three pillars based on the claim that primary (intellectual) property constitutes virtually all modern value. It introduces Absolute Remoteness Dilution (ARD), a convergent mathematical series ensuring royalty payments never become infinite. The transformation requires replacing employer-employee hierarchies with buyer-seller revenue sharing, where everyone shares in the value created.

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A New Social Science Podcast

Episode #4
This episode connects volitional science to the second law of thermodynamics—markets resist entropy by generating order through noncoercive cooperation, while coercive states accelerate disorder by destroying information and property. The framework concludes that achieving noncoercive civilization may be a prerequisite for any species attempting cosmic expansion, making peaceful cooperation a fundamental survival requirement.

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