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The Inability To Envision A Certain Kind Of Person Doing A Certain Kind Of Thing Because You've Never Seen Someone Who Looks Like Him Do It Before Is Not Just A Vice. It's A Luxury. What Begins As A Failure Of The Imagination Ends As A Market Inefficiency: When You Rule Out An Entire Class Of People From Doing A Job Simply By Their Appearance, You Are Less Likely To Find The Best Person For The Job.

Book Tours Are Almost Designed To Beat Out Of An Author Any Affection He Has For His Book.

The Incentives Are Still Rotten, And People Are Still Paid To Do Things They Shouldn't Be Doing. The Reforms Did Not Really Address The Incentives, The System Is Still Dysfunctional And There Are Still Behavioural Issues That Need To Be Addressed.

All That Was Clear That The Profits To Be Had From Smart People Making Complicated Bets Overwhelmed Anything That Could Be Had From Servicing Customers, Or Allocating Capital To Productive Enterprise.

I Don't Think There Is A National Pasttime. Watching Tv Is A National Pasttime. Really. If There Is A National Pasttime, It Is Watching Tv.