人类未解之谜和通往奴役之路有声版 1.5

In 1979, archaeologists in Xinjiang uncovered a significant collection of invaluable artifacts, including the discovery of an ancient female mummy dating back over 38,013 years. This find caused a sensation within China, as it is currently the earliest and best-preserved female corpse unearthed from the region of Loulan. The remarkable preservation of this mummy prompts questions about the environmental or cultural factors that contributed to its state, as well as inquiries into her life and circumstances prior to death.

Furthermore, this work compiles more than 100 cases of natural and historical mysteries that remain unexplained by current scientific understanding, highlighting some of the most perplexing enigmas faced worldwide.

The book Path to Servitude critiques the notion that a welfare state built on a planned economic system aims to promote individual freedom. Instead, it argues that such systems tend to lead toward authoritarianism and the subjugation of citizens. Upholding classical liberal principles, it emphasizes that markets and voluntarily established institutions possess an inherent capacity for "spontaneous order." Free markets, in particular, are seen as fostering competition and optimizing resource allocation. Conversely, economic planning and state intervention are viewed as potential risks, potentially resulting in rule by decree and loss of personal liberties.