Podcasts that mention 📚 The Sovereign Individual by James Dale Davidson, William Rees-Mogg, Lord William Rees-Mogg

I've written a lot about this uh in a new series called sovereignism which is based Loosely on a book called The sovereign individual

Robert Breedlove mentions this book as the basis for his new series on sovereignism.

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There's a beautiful line in the sovereign individual where he talks about the Roman Empire falling and he said that for example it's an easy question right now which is when did the Roman Empire fall and people can just give the specific date that it fell when did the Roman society recognize that the Roman Empire fell for the mo the majority of people it was not on that date some day for some people it was weeks after it was months after some people it was centuries after that they fully realized that the Roman Empire had fallen.

The guest quotes or references a line from this book about the fall of the Roman Empire and how its recognition lagged the actual event, using it to illustrate viewing the present with a historian's frame.

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I think as well what one thing I've taken since a book called The sovereign individual which is a fantastic book predicted a lot of future Trends

The speaker mentions reading 'The sovereign individual' and describes it as a fantastic book that predicted future trends.

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Do you really think the laws of our reality can be enforced on companies that could just easily pack up and operate anywhere check out the sovereign individual by James Dale Davidson food for thought

A listener recommends the book 'The Sovereign Individual' by James Dale Davidson as food for thought regarding companies operating anywhere, sent via super chat.

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