Terrorism Itself Is Not The Greatest Danger

Liberals Are Concerned About The Concentration Of Wealth Because It Almost Inevitably Leads To A Concentration Of Power That Undermines Democracy.

I Started In The Law; And The Study Of Law, When It Precedes The Study Of Economics, Gives You A Set Of Foundation Principles About How Human Beings Interact. Economics Is Very Useful, And I Studied Economics In Graduate School. But Without Understanding The Social And Organizational Context Of Economics, It Becomes A Theory Without Any Groundwork.

In Washington, It's Dog Eat Dog. In Academia, It's Exactly The Opposite.

The Industrial Leader Of The 20th Century Was A System-builder. He Was A Visionary In Terms Of What Could Be Built; Got The Capital Together; Certainly Convinced Investors That It Was Possible; And Then Ran A High-volume Production System That Would Spew Out A Vast Array Of Almost Identical Goods And Services. They Would Be Changed From Time To Time; There Was Research And Development, To Be Sure. But The System Was Built Around Production, Not Innovation.

Terrorism Itself Is Not The Greatest Danger We Face.