Ok... I'm almost halfway through it (117/226) and I'm very impressed with how introspective it is. He exposes a lot of common sense material that is often lost in the environment it resides in. I'm not sure if that makes sense, but I just had to stop now to say his reference to grouping medical insurance by employer struck a chord in me, but I don't really know why yet.
I had to stop reading to decompress. It's a lot to take in...not so much in terms of how much info is presented, but how he encapsulates a topic and meticulously identifies and examines each strand one by one. It's literally like watching someone take a knotted ball of hissing, snapping snakes and gently removing each one and sending it merrily on it's way.
I'm delighted to see a mind like this at work. I bet reading this book levels me up. I feel my experience meter filling. 😁
RE: The Change In National Governance