I will criticize it for being too optimistic but it's amazing how people think all wealth is by random chance, it's why I think "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell is a disgusting piece of propaganda. There's also something interesting Michael Malice noticed while watching an Ayn Rand interview where the audience could ask her questions, a lot of them asked about a company, I think it was ITT which made all kinds of things, it was sort of the Sears or Amazon of the era, and watching that today the name doesn't even register with even a middle aged audience. What's interesting about it is that we've gotten to the point that we have enough video of that nature to go back and see how the monopolies people were afraid of being impossible to move or fail have now become things people don't even realize existed and we can see those people talk about it in almost real time.
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