Socialismo e intelectuais

 "Vague policies and abstract ideas, thus, seem to gain the favor of intellectuals and the public over more pragmatic solutions. “It seems as if the less specific or precise (or the less understood) these ideas are,” said Hayek, “the wider may be their influence. Sometimes it is no more than a vague impression rarely put into words which thus wields a provide influence” (p. 424). Socialism, an abstraction turned into a guiding principle, fits quite nicely with this assessment.…

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"The Intellectuals and Socialism" 70 Years Later

F. A. Hayek’s “The Intellectuals and Socialism” was published in 1949 in Th