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The Two Biggest Ideas of the 20th Century
This is the story of the clash of titans in the world of ideas.
One theory had devastating effects on society and cost hundreds of millions of lives;
the other freed both humans and the economy to succeed and soar to previously unknown heights.
There is enough power in this little book to save Western civilization.
The big mistake
The most calamitous political mistake in human history was caused by people of good will who unknowingly prepared the way for the forces of totalitarianism in Europe. The result was one hundred million deaths.
For the sake of our own future,
we must know what went wrong.
It all began with an intellectual disagreement of abstract ideas th
The most calamitous political mistake in human history was caused by people of good will who unknowingly prepared the way for the forces of totalitarianism in Europe. The result was one hundred million deaths.
For the sake of our own future,
we must know what went wrong.
It all began with an intellectual disagreement of abstract ideas that turned cities and towns into debris and humans into animals.
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About the Author
J. Don Rogers
"Friedrich Hayek's The Road to Serfdom gave me hope .George Orwell's book 1984 gave me fear."
J. Don Rogers is a man committed to understanding the Big Ideas. A lifelong learner with a continuously curious mind, Rogers artfully lays out complex issues in a compact form that synthesizes in-depth reading and study into a straight-forward tre
"Friedrich Hayek's The Road to Serfdom gave me hope .George Orwell's book 1984 gave me fear."
J. Don Rogers is a man committed to understanding the Big Ideas. A lifelong learner with a continuously curious mind, Rogers artfully lays out complex issues in a compact form that synthesizes in-depth reading and study into a straight-forward treatise on issues critical to understanding our American economy and way of life.