I read this column by Victor Davis Hanson as being hopeful. Perhaps this latest financial crisis will be the one that forces our political elites to stop believing impossible things, specifically, about the sustainability of the modern welfare state.
Not everyone is ready to believe the new truth, Jacob Weisberg at Slate beleives that the unwashed masses are all too stupid to understand the "big ideas" that the big brain elites are thinking.
Meanwhile, Walter Russell Mead continues to identify the service jobs of the future.
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