I have lost faith in most of humanity over this. So many of them willingly complied despite the clear insanity of it all. And what is worse is that they will happily do it all over again.
Just bought the book, Justin -- in hard cover. While I could lose it due to fire, flood, or a meteor, I'd rather have this in physical form than risk having it "zapped" from digital form.
Waiting for the paperback. :)
P.S. I'd only say that "COVID!" did not drive the world insane. It merely revealed it.
Justin, You need to read this. The Brownstone link to your article is a dead link/404. Needs urgent fixing on their site. Even the link in your article now fails.
I would love it if this and the other books mentioned in the review linked below was available for loan at the Internet Archive All it would take is a single copy sent to them to scan (perhaps they can accept digital versions if the publisher provides a licence for one (or more) copies).
It would allow those who cannot afford to spend money getting copies to everyone who needs them to promote the books by sending the library link to those who might read it if it was free and easy.
I have lost faith in most of humanity over this. So many of them willingly complied despite the clear insanity of it all. And what is worse is that they will happily do it all over again.
Very nice review by Jeffrey Tucker. If only we could make people read books that would open their eyes, minds and hearts!
Just bought the book, Justin -- in hard cover. While I could lose it due to fire, flood, or a meteor, I'd rather have this in physical form than risk having it "zapped" from digital form.
Waiting for the paperback. :)
P.S. I'd only say that "COVID!" did not drive the world insane. It merely revealed it.
Justin, You need to read this. The Brownstone link to your article is a dead link/404. Needs urgent fixing on their site. Even the link in your article now fails.
I cannot wait to read your book, Justin!
I would love it if this and the other books mentioned in the review linked below was available for loan at the Internet Archive All it would take is a single copy sent to them to scan (perhaps they can accept digital versions if the publisher provides a licence for one (or more) copies).
It would allow those who cannot afford to spend money getting copies to everyone who needs them to promote the books by sending the library link to those who might read it if it was free and easy.
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