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Thanks. Yeh I read Lyn's book and found it to be really well done.  Props for being involved with that.

> doesn't the book being shallow/sloppy suggest that we should be taking his appearances and arguments on WBD etc, with a pinch of salt? Or do you think he has an argument just that he's not go the chops/rigor to flesh that out in book format?

yes, the latter. He _has_ the right story, he's just lazy with the numbers and details and nuance. 

That's miiiiles different from Lyn; she's super careful and (sometimes to a fault) too hedgy. (Plus, _I_ edited the book, so there's nothing unacceptable in there!)

denlillaapan

Thank you for your service 🫡 one question: doesn't the book being shallow/sloppy suggest that we should be taking his appearances and arguments on WBD etc, with a pinch of salt? Or do you think he has an argument just that he's not go the chops/rigor to flesh that out in book format?  But that in Podcast/conversational format his points still stand? And out of interest, how would you say this book compares to Lyn Alden's Broken Money?