I put a link to this article here:

For a fine explanation of "where breadlines wait on you" try "My Life and Work," by Henry Ford. It's a remarkable book about what Ford thinks of as a life of service to others.

Added you citation, a very good one, to the source, which is one of my own sites, although I did quote someone there who's page is no longer available.

got that - I'll assume it doesn't do anything else ... thanks

Reading for alt-coin enthusiasts: "Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," by Charles Mackay. However solid monetary tokens based on blockchain may be (excellent,

I don't yet understand exactly what re-esteem does, but great pictures that make a real point, so whatever it does, it's done.

"Running with Rhinos" by Ed Warner, good book by a libertarian conservationist who has worked with Rhinos in Africa.

Thanks for an interesting article. You might enjoy this short story, by Sir Henry Bessmer on the effect of the introduction of steam powered steel nail making machines: