F. A. Hayek (1899–1992)

With the pending decision in the LoperLight case in the next few weeks I read this book again to moor my bearings on the threat of the administrative state, to weigh against the need to address complex needs through regulation.

A great criticism of collectivism and a fundamental read for the dangers of socialism.

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This was probably the only political book that I found myself agreeing with almost all the way through. It approaches socialism logically from a pretty liberal point of view and makes a lot of really strong points about how we interpret change and attempt to implement it. The best way to get yourself hooked on this book's concept/see if you like it is by reading the one page conclusion; if you agree with it, you'll love the book.