Philosophy
The Age of Abundance
by Brink Lindsey · 1984
★4.15
The Age of Abundance
10 Takeaways: 1) America's Post-War Leap from Scarcity to Freedom
Key Insight 1: America's Post-War Leap from Scarcity to Freedom
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Key Insight 2: The Protestant Ethic's Unintended Cultural Transformation
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Key Insight 3: The Fifties: Surface Calm, Deep Currents of Change
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Key Insight 4: Two Awakenings: Counterculture vs. Evangelical Revival
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Key Insight 5: Romantic Excesses and Their Bitter Harvest
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Key Insight 6: Capitalism's Unstoppable Adaptability and Economic Restructuring
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Key Insight 7: The Great Disruption and the Slow Reconstruction of Social Order
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Key Insight 8: The Rise of the Libertarian Synthesis: An Unloved Compromise
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Key Insight 9: Hyperpluralism's Blessings and Burdens in Borges's Library
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Key Insight 10: The Enduring Pursuit of Happiness on Freedom's Frontier
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