Adam Gurri

So there were a few areas like that.

And long story short, we felt that having a magazine that was about bringing people back to basics for what is liberalism, why did it win in the first place when it won?

Why should we still care about it?

Why should we want it now?

And why is it something that we should be building towards in a future facing way rather than just looking back towards what it's done in the past?

Because it has different meanings in different contexts.

It's funny.

Someone asked me what the most read things on liberal currents are.

And to this day—

The most read one was one that we launched in our first month in 2017 by Paul Kreider that is simply called Principles of Liberalism.

And the reason that it is our number one is because Google loves it.

Very important.

It's like, what is liberalism again?

And it pops up.

And he gives a very...

sort of philosophical.

He says it's, you know, liberalism is defined in terms of the primacy of the individual liberty.

Uh, so there's individual, the ingredients that go into it are individualism, obviously liberty.

It's also universalist.

So it's saying this is, it's not, it's not kind of a conservative or communitarian, you know, particular communities have particular values.