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David
Crazy to hear The Glitch Mob playing behind the end!
Tlogang Mosupye
10. The housing boom and bust 13:25
9. Discrimination and disparities
8. Ethnic America
7. The Thomas Sowell Reader
6. Migrations and Cultures
5. Knowledge and Decisions
4. Intellectuals and Society
3. Basic Economics
2. A conflict of visions
1. The vision of the Anointed 16:05
Dynamus21
Chapter 9 of "Marxism" was the like the refreshing breeze at the end of a long hard run. Boy that book was hard to go through, but it was worth it.
Remon Edward
THANKS, MAN
SerMattzio
Academic Agent is secretly a Hotline Miami fan? Proof he's a man of taste.
Daniel Thomas
whoa, a lot of catch-ups to do.
RockawayCCW
Which book on the 2008 bust is better? Thomas Sowell's or Tom Woods'? They're both on my list but I haven't got to them yet.
Tricia Hlongwa
Thank you very much for this. Saw a pic of someone with what I assumed was ALL of Sowell's books and got interested to start reading his writings but obviously didn't have a clue where to begin. This is exactly the breakdown I was looking for:)
Micha Will
Love your review
DD TS
Yeah I started with the Marxism one lmfao. Managed to get a copy from my uni library.
Ethan Strunk
Thank you for this video!!
Dart Harpy
Thanks
Micha Will
Thank you so much
Honkler
Thomas Sowell is a legend and a very underrated intellectual.
Tyler Hummel
What happened to your livestream about him?
William Clogston
I got Knowledge & Decisions the other day
Terrell L. Howard
Super
David Rivera
Good video!
P Neron
Thanks very much. That was super helpful.
Spencer Antonio Marlen-Starr
Knowlegde and Decisions is the deepest economics book I have ever read. I think I have read the first half, the theoretical part, twice but wasn't able to grasp a lot of it despite my having a BA in economics. I'm going to have to re read it another 2 or 3 times I think at some point.