Hey Paul, the link did not work for me. Might be my computer. However, on this subject of thinking deficit disorder, can I recommend a great book that really traces where this sort of thinking became ingrained and the norm for Americans without questioning?
The Forgotten Man by Amity Schlaes
It is a must read. There is new “graphic” edition out for the younger generation who don’t do intense reading. If I were a high school teacher, I would make this required reading whether the class were economics, social studies, psychology, etc. It encompasses all those disciplines.
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Hey Paul, the link did not work for me. Might be my computer. However, on this subject of thinking deficit disorder, can I recommend a great book that really traces where this sort of thinking became ingrained and the norm for Americans without questioning?
The Forgotten Man by Amity Schlaes
It is a must read. There is new “graphic” edition out for the younger generation who don’t do intense reading. If I were a high school teacher, I would make this required reading whether the class were economics, social studies, psychology, etc. It encompasses all those disciplines.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0066211700/?tag=mh0b-20&hvadid=4161910723&ref=pd_sl_6pd8pv4oi3_bb
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Thanks for the heads up–posted directly to PPT, and I’m downloading the book to my kindle.
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