so i set them on the same political island with thomas sowell and walter williams, friendless, with the understanding that the key catalyst of the economic liberation of african-americans is inseparable from honoring the dignity of blackness by guaranteeing opportunities under the law for blacks to be treated no differently than anyone else. there is equality of treatment sabotage a day in a and a culture drowning in narcissism and entitlement. it is a narcissism that blames others for one shortcomings and justifies breaking the law and moral norms out of a sense of entitlement. you owe us say the entitled. but how did we get here? we see today the consequences of a few converging friends. one is the decrease in american religious life and secondly the erosion of and understanding of human dignity and third, a focus on the equality of results instead of the equality of process. this cocktail has been poisonous to the black underclass because one, the black church is more and more being ignored as an agent of public virtue, which has been, one of the black church's historic functions. th

anyway, he like thomas sowell, another one of my favorite writers they're spare, elegant writers.e sobran, perhaps even more than peter teal did not subscribe to group think. something i admire. we all find one another. although i didn't always agree with all of the nongroup think positions, peter tiel, incidentally, he is just started evidence of his anti-group think passion. really down on colleges. he thinks they're a waste of time and waist of money and he compares the college boom, all the money spent on college tuition same way people spent money on homes. yes, it is a huge mortgage, you're paying next 30 years and it is investment. people say the same thing about colleges. he just introduced, i think, ten, 15, 20, scholarships, a couple $100,000 i believe, for someone who will drop out of college and start some entrepreneural idea. and, i hope i'm not completely ruining his interview process now but one of the questions he asks is, what is something you believe that most, to be true that most people do not believe is true? i can spend the next six hours answering that quest