The Psychology of Liberty is essentially a psychologically-based analysis of a completely free market economics, arising from an individual rights-based politics. It portrays the type of society that humanity will eventually embrace in order to live benevolently, peacefully, and happily. The book explains who our species once was, has been, and now is, in evolutionary and biological terms, and then expounds on the philosophical and psychological implications of this for individuals and society. This necessarily entails describing distinguishing characteristics of our species (e.g., reason, volition, emotions) coupled with inspection of personal and societal conditions that have endured for centuries (namely, collectivistic thinking, irrationality, emotional unawareness and repression, and authoritarian rule over others). Being based on logical and objective principles, much of human nature described reflects the ingenious ideas of late novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand....

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