Libertarian tools, games, quizzes and links

Here's a whole bunch of useful games, tools and quizzes for you:

• A very short graphic introduction to the traditional one-dimensional Left-Right political spectrum, and a simple explanation of where it falls down.
• Another short political quiz to see where you are on the two-dimensional political spectrum -- and see where NZ's political parties site on that spectrum here.
• Here's a trading game to help you understand the benefits of trade and cooperation, and the somewhat non-intuitive concept of comparative advantage.
• How about The Seen and the Unseen Game, to help you understand Frederic Bastiat's 'Broken Window Fallacy.'
• Want to know what Bootleggers and Baptists have in common, and why they're often in league calling for bigger government? Then the Butcher of Philadelphia will be your bag.
• And last but not least, Head Rush offers an interactive story in which you choose the direction the story takes, revealing your view of government.
  

They're all linked from the Liberty Arcade, and brought to you by the friendly folk at IHS. And while we're about it, I've just added four new links, below, that complement many existing links.

• A World Connected, a website celebrating and explaining globalisation, prosperity and human freedom.
  
• aBetterEarth.org, an 'alternative environmental' site in which common sense is highly prized.
  
• A great series of audio introductions to libertarianism and economics by Robert Heinlein's ebullient friend Robert le Fevre.
• More of the same from the Mises Institute: Mises Radio! Literally hours of world-class audio lectures on economics and liberty, online and totally free!

Enjoy!