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Hunter Fox

Regional Coordinator

Students For Liberty

Hunter Fox is a Students for Liberty Regional coordinator and a Junior public relations major at Utah Valley University. Hunter’s work focuses mainly on social issues such as human rights, non-interventionist foreign policy, and stateless solutions to the war on drugs. Hunter can also be heard on his podcasts: The America We’ve Been Given, and Political Dysfunction.

Blog Posts

The right drug policy: legalize and educate

April 26, 2023
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Civil Liberties

This article is a response to an earlier piece “The right drug policy: decriminalize and discourage” by Thomas Savidge.  As libertarians, we often have the tendency to write off the good for the great when it comes to policy. While it's easy to have these conversations, it’s important to remember that the implementation of policy is the hard part. In practice, we often find that the more “libertarian” a policy is, the more difficult it is to implement. In the real world, compromises have to be made. That said, in order to maintain the principled nature of our ideology, and push

What is the future of psychedelics?

February 16, 2023
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Criminal Justice

To talk about the future of psychedelics, it's important to know a few things about the past. For the entirety of recorded history, man has used plants to alter his consciousness. Every civilization that we know of, besides those living in barren arctic climates, have used some form of plant or fungus to explore their mind! Insights from drug use in ancient times Michael Pollan, professor at UC Berkeley, illustrates this point beautifully in his book, turned Netflix docu-series, “How to Change Your Mind”; which, if you haven't watched yet, I couldn't recommend it more! Pollan

Is AI our generation’s nuclear fission?

December 20, 2022
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Tech Liberty

By now, you’ve probably heard about ChatGPT. Well, forgive the humblebrag, but long before it went viral, I used OpenAi’s forerunner, called InstructGPT. But until watching this video, by a creator named @Shanemorrisdotsucks, a lead engineer at Global Defense, I hadn’t thought much about the release of a new version.  With InstructGPT, the user inputs a prompt and the program fulfills the prompt. For example, if I input “Write a poem about marshmallows in the style of Edgar Allan Poe,” the program  responds with an impressive, horrifying narrative about a marshmallow, on