What Would You Do Differently if You Written the Book?

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A lot has changed since the early auts when you were writing the book. There are things that i feel critical of in it, but i don't know if i could actually do them any differently ia work done, without being a totally different book. I think one point about invisuble hands, is that it kind of took shape. It's its ult tois hard to actually its kind of an entity unto itself. Our going back to it is that it's a little bit somethingyou can't while one of the straints of the book is that it shows the depths of these conservative institutions of the american enterprise.

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