BOOK · [2224]
Where Is My Flying Car?
Technology
An engineer's autopsy on the post-1970s technological slowdown, arguing that flying cars, nuclear power, and other 'futures' were strangled by regulation and cultural risk-aversion. Balaji tells founders to read it alongside The Sovereign Individual as the diagnostic for why progress stalled.
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“Read this after you read the Sovereign Individual. The future we will fund after correcting the fiat deviation of 1971.”
Tweet from March 16, 2021, pairing Hall's book with The Sovereign Individual as the next foundational text for builders.
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Regulation reading on how stalled technological progress traces back to risk aversion and regulatory drag.
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2 SOURCEs- x.com tweet
- Balaji's Network School Curriculum reading list
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