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Knowledge and Power by George Gilder — WisdomDeck honest review
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Knowledge and Power

by George Gilder

Information theory as economics: entrepreneurs create surprise, government creates noise. Gilder's attempt to re-found supply-side thinking.

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  1. Knowledge is wealth.
  2. Surprise is growth.
  3. Low-entropy carriers.

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