Per Bylund
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Sep 28, 2026
Matthew J. MooreHOST
So I'm going to bring him to stage.
Matthew J. MooreHOST
So his name is Per Bylund.
Matthew J. MooreHOST
I've had him on the show before when I was primarily just doing radio before.
Matthew J. MooreHOST
But he is not only an author, an associate professor of entrepreneurship, Johnny D. Pope Chair, School of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University.
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Matthew J. MooreHOST
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Matthew J. MooreHOST
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And, man, we have a whole lot more to cover with Pear.
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And I got some really good questions lined up, so I want you to stick around.
Sal MayweatherHOST
So we have to find, [audience applauding] we have to find solutions like that, and it's not just 3D printing.
Sal MayweatherHOST
Also, like, a garden, right? Like, you know, Per Bylund, who is a, a, an economist at the University of Oklahoma, he has this paper that was published at LewRockwell.com in 2006.
Sal MayweatherHOST
It's called The Strategy for Pushing Back, and he goes a little bit deeper into the agorist ideology, and what he says is, is that, uh, you take, um, a local production facility that bypasses state regulations, and you take the fruits of that production, and you trade it in a voluntary or peer-to-peer way, and that becomes a very powerful tool for disruption.
Sal MayweatherHOST
So a blockchain miner is a local production facility of currency.