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Construct Cast Ep. 7: The Elasticity of Liberty

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First published at 06:09 UTC on October 17th, 2020.

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Disclaimer, please excuse the poor audio quality as this episode was recorded directly off of my computer's built-in mic. We will be returning to our regular audio standard in the next episode.

A conversation about the decline in Liberty'…

Disclaimer, please excuse the poor audio quality as this episode was recorded directly off of my computer's built-in mic. We will be returning to our regular audio standard in the next episode.

A conversation about the decline in Liberty's elasticity in the United States. Liberty is often considered to be in a trade-off with Security, or perceived security, by individuals. This conversation analyzes recent history to determine how this change seemed to come about and what effect these events may have had on the people of the United States over time. Though unscientific, our armchair analysis is just the beginning of a conversation, so join us in the comment section and let us know your thoughts.

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