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So I was eventually going to do a book on Capitalism and have tried to get through this audio book for study, 'Capitalism and Freedom'. I had to read Milton Friedman before in college for economics. And I just have to say he has aged like sour milk. All his ideas on invisible hand and how the /1

for not acting fast enough, yet then later that we did too much. He seems to totally be unaware of the greed that prevailed and simply does not even put it into his equation. He literally saw it as banks had people take out money, for some reason, glossing over trade markets imploding. It's so /3