Not me, it isn’t. Then again, the American Dream, to me, is about the freedom to pursue things I love. It’s not about material wealth, per se. And, to the extent it is about wealth, it’s far more about the process of creating it than actually having it.
Anyway, the guy who’s been pretty much my best friend since we met as Navy officers in 1988 is just on the verge of having his second book published. During the year he was writing it, which ended nearly a year ago already, we exchanged hundreds of emails, all of them addressing serious aspects of philosophy, politics, and science.
He makes some interesting points, but I don’t think he’s an individualist. I’ll wait to read his final word on it.
His first book was an entertaining read. I recommend it.
Alrady; I don't like the look of it.
I hope the writeup on Amazon is just an attempt to twist the real content of the book into what the publishers think the public wants to hear, and not an accurate description. There's no maybe about that writeup, it's straight out of the mouth of Jim Taggart.
You'll get no argument from me, B. We'll see. Kyle, from the email exchanges I had with Paul, I fear you may not be too far off.