Comments by "The french are harlequins" (@thefrenchareharlequins2743) on "Where do our modern ideologies come from? (Timeline Map)" video.

28:15 You should read "The Philosophical Origins of Austrian Economics" by David Gordon. Menger was inspired by Franz Brentano's Aristotelianism, and Bohm-Bawerk was inspired by William of Occam, another renaissance thinker. Mises took their laws and put it into a deductive system, it would be like saying Newton was a rationalist stuck in his head for coming up with a deductive system to explain all hitherto known physical laws.
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@СергейМакеев-ж2н right, but inasmuch as he was getting things right he was doing so as an Aristotelian scientist, like how Locke separated his religion from his philosophy
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Well, the task he set himself here was to trace who influenced whom, he does realise there are things which make the particular beliefs different from one another.
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@Garentei Well, it's either Marx wasn't a Hegelian, Hitler never met Chamberlain, and Rand isn't influenced by Locke, or TIK is right here
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btw 6:05 plotinus is not a christian
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@Remuf I count anything from after Aquinas to 1600 to be the renaissance
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