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i need to pay more attention to the length of books i pick

HDT was 28, a failed teacher, jobless, and distraught over people selling their souls for material wealth when he wrote Walden. So I said, Imma read this.

"Arrangements that confer all upside benefit on private investors and all downside risk on the public are bound to stimulate great feats of entrepreneurial daring." - R. B. Reiche, 2007

riveting

about halfway done... the last 80 pages are citations. academic lit is grueling, but rewarding.

first chapter was agonizingly angsty and sarcastic.

I want to be reading de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America," but until I get my new library card I have to slum it with what's available

It's about a wizard who lives in a basement apartment in chicago... how could i not read it?

I hope I don't run into people in life who say "hell's bells" as often as Harry Dresden does.