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A brilliant engineer, deeply wronged by the injustices of society takes up arms with the intent of destroying all government.
Logan Dellheim, an engineer in a modern electronics company suffers a terrible loss, and is hounded by bureaucratic power seekers in the justice system. In response, he plans a long, careful campaign to completely destroy government,and substitute a new system. The death and destruction he creates in this earns him the title of "the madman".
The story of his life is told by a young student coming of age 150 years after the madman's death, reflecting on how he changed the society in which she lives.
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A collection of over a hundred problems with government, comments on them interspersed with a few short stories.
Prosperity's Predator. 386 pages, ISBN 9781451583991.
Government, in general, is under the operant impression that it should govern us. It shouldn't be. Governing us is our job; government should be simply the tool that we use to accomplish this task.
This book is comprised of over a hundred short notes on various problems with government, a few notes about possible solutions, interspersed with a few fanciful short stories.
A couple of the chapter titles to whet your fancy:
TOO BIG TO FAIL
THE VISION THING
DEATH BY DUCK
THE INTERNET/p |
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A Guide to Chinese Affairs
by Robert Liu
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 This is a political treatise that deals with the China issue from a completely new perspective. Disparaging as he may sound, from page to page, toward "the old system" and the Communist Party's various wiles, the author demonstrates his mysteriously |
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