actually nice. We're in a super rural area and I went for a drive and I was feeling kind of ambitious and I had some space, which rarely happens. I was like, I really want to spend more time studying the progressive period, really the beginning of the progressive era with what was going on in the Midwestern farm regions and then all the way through until the coming of FDR. There doesn't seem like there are that many books. There were less than I thought, but I downloaded this one and I didn't get to read much more than a few hours worth of it, but it was Richard Hofstetter's The Age of Reform, which is a history of the progressive movement. But that's the fascinating, because I think it's relevant to kind of where we are today. That's where we're going. That's what Chamath said. He said that in his note. Chamath is the guy that social capital. Yeah, he wrote the best investor letter. He says, we're in the Gilded Age. We're in the Robber Baron Age and we're going to move into the (87/97)
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