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0339 pc274 New Hampshire Liberty Forum 2013 part 1
Bad Quaker Podcast
with Ben Stone 
Ben talks to Chris Lawless, Jeffrey Tucker, Tarrin Lupo, Ian Freeman, and Kevin McKernan at the NH Liberty Forum, 2013.
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Another perspective on gene patents.
http://www.boston.com/news/science/blogs/science-in-mind/2013/02/26/eric-lander-human-genome-project-leader-weighs-supreme-court-gene-patenting-case/6AYRWKMSsc1Qk2LOKI6KjI/blog.html
Great interview with the genomics expert, it’s very inspiring when somebody on the inside of the patent system or copyright industry wakes up and realizes it’s all a ridiculous mess. As for most people, I’m not sure which I’d rather believe – that they continue to believe in statism because it benefits them personally (say they work for the government), or because whatever they were taught as kids is just that impervious to evidence and logic.
I’m glad to hear from you again, Ben. I’ve been suffering from Bad Quaker Withdrawl.