Yesterday, we told you the story of a British artist who attempted to build a toaster by himself. As we would predict from Leonard Reed's brilliant I, Pencil, he could not.
Charlie Arlinghaus, also a fan of I, Pencil, notes that you can now purchase your own copy of this seminal essay on voluntary cooperation from the Foundation for Economic Education for the ridiculously low price of $2.
Also, here's Milton Friedman's retelling of the tale, which we've posted here before:
Charlie Arlinghaus, also a fan of I, Pencil, notes that you can now purchase your own copy of this seminal essay on voluntary cooperation from the Foundation for Economic Education for the ridiculously low price of $2.
Also, here's Milton Friedman's retelling of the tale, which we've posted here before:
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