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its a broader point, but the Founding is probably the most understudied and under appreciated event of the modern era. at least in my view, its as close to a documented miracle as you can get.
good reflections from McCullough's "The Course of Human Events" (thx @elliotcohen) https://t.co/TAX1ayV81n
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Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s late and longtime business partner, once said, “Show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome.
FIXES FOR BANKING, FINANCE, TAXES, THE ECONOMY, ETC.
The reforms commanded by the Law are the largest since the Roman era. The redistribution of wealth maximizing the agentic contribution of each polity's members can't be rivaled.
@curtdoolittle discusses some of them here.... See more
Brandon Hayes {Righteous is right}x.com
10 Great Books on the History of Economic Thought
1) The Worldly Philosophers - Robert Heilbroner
A constant classic outlines the lives, times and thoughts of the great economists. Incredibly readable, would also recommend as an intro to economics book. https://t.co/uyPKvvoOAz