Posts tagged “assessment”

Three award rosettes with ribbons in red, teal, and gold, each with a small check: one with an open book, one with an oak, and one with balance scales

Accreditation and Liberty

Idan Rednaxus · October 2, 2026

Every argument for freedom eventually runs into the same practical objection. If anyone can start a school, a land trust, a clinic, or a cooperative, how is anyone supposed to know which ones are any good? A parent choosing a […]

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Three blind monks examine a pink elephant on a parcel grid: one hugs the trunk (a snake), one clings to a leg (a pillar), one hauls the tail (a rope), labeled with the three assessment methods: sales, cost, income

Three Blind Assessors

Idan Rednaxus · September 29, 2026

Every tax on property rests on a number nobody paid. A house sells, and there's a price. But most houses don't sell in any given year, and a tax on property still has to be charged on all of them. […]

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