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1. Are there certain "powerful things," such that if about 1,000 freedom activists knew, understood, and did them, they would terminate (or render insignificant) most coercive political systems within a few decades? If so, what might these "powerful things" be?

2. What has to be sold to freedom activists in order to maximize the probability that they will quickly bring about a quantum leap in the expansion of freedom and/or liberty?

3. What things do tyrants want their victims to do that will increase the power of tyrants while decreasing the freedom/liberty of victims?

4. What actions might victims take to increase their freedom/liberty -- and cease to be victims -- while reducing the power of tyrants?

5. What are the tyrants' "weak spots"; where are they most vulnerable?

6. What can freedom activists do to take advantage of the tyrants' "weak spots?"

7. What are the most common "weak spots" of freedom activists?

8. What do freedom activists have to do to strengthen these "weak spots?"

9. Which thinking skills could freedom activists acquire and/or improve that would make them more effective at expanding freedom/liberty?

10. What are the "strong points" of freedom activists; in what respects do they have most power?

11. How can these strong points be utilized to defeat the tyrants?

12. Consider the possibility that there are certain "powerful things" that many people who don't care about freedom or liberty might do that are obviously in their self-interest, and that, if done, would bring about a quantum leap in the expansion of freedom and/or liberty; if so, what has to be sold to them in order to persuade them to do these "powerful things?"

13. What combination of "killer applications" has the potential to sink the tyrants?

(By "killer application" I mean an application that achieves wide acceptance and use -- a household product or service. Examples: telephone, wrist watch, automobile, radio, cinema, TV, personal computer, word-processing programs, spread-sheet programs, Internet, e-mail, world wide web, etc.)

14. What "killer applications" do tyrants use to progressively render their victims more and more helpless and dependent? -- compulsory "state education," licensing (in many forms), Federal Reserve System, income tax, "social security," "welfare" and subsidies (in many forms), business regulation, utility monopolies, "land management," "pollution control," control of the media, "war on drugs," victim disarmament (commonly called "gun control"), "war on dead-beat dads," "save the children," etc?

15. Can practical ways be developed for individuals to exit ("unsubscribe from") some of these "killer applications" in ways such that the reward/risk ratio is heavily in their favor?

16. What is the single biggest obstacle to freedom that practically every individual can effectively do something about by himself or herself?

17. What other questions should we ask?

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