DISQUS

Nelson · 1 year ago

In the last line, you mean Sunstein, not Sunstain. I would expect a sunstain to be something like a sunspot, only more permanent.

Kevin · 1 year ago

Haha good point. Proofreading is boring and I often quit half-way through...

Will · 1 year ago

This sounds really appealing. Like you, I'm torn between a love for democracy and disappointment with what democracy sometimes produces.

chris kelley · 1 year ago

Thanks for blogging about this. Read a little piece about it in WSJ or Newsweek and thought it was fascinating how smart minds can do little things to educate the less educated. Your buddy from Indonesia was also recently mentioned in the WSJ from 7/30 or 7/31. It referenced the Gates foundation trying to imitate his successes with local banking, etc in developing nations as part of its efforts to eliminate poverty. Feature article in WSJ, don't know if you have access though.

chris kelley · 1 year ago

*Bangladesh (not Indonesia)

Kevin · 1 year ago

Can't find anything at WSJ.com about Quadir... can you?

Johny · 1 year ago

Nice review.
best regards

PR5_Web_Directory · 11 months ago

well done. I'll definitely buy a copy sooner or later

for you health · 11 months ago

nice article! nice site. you're in my rss feed now ;-)
keep it up

wishnew · 10 months ago

i have read it and its really make me little happy with the content

james34 · 9 months ago

Thanks man, very good post.