ACX is starting up this year's book review contest, in which reader's review either a new book or rethink an older one. The reviewers are anonymous until the winner is announced.
I enjoyed the review of Lying For Money by Dan Davies. It includes such counterintuitives that the optimal level of fraud in a society is not zero. Fraud can only occur in a context of trust betrayed because people are used to trusting strangers. Such high trust in a society is a good thing.
2 comments:
I think trust once shattered is never found again. It leads to stereotyping with all the consequences.
RE: HMS Defiant Sounds about right
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