historians have been dining out on it ever since and frank baum is long since dead so he can't deny it. >> one more question and we will take questions from the audience. you can cue up over here with as much room as we have. one of the interesting things about david's book is the idea of morality. i was taken with the idea that an anthropologist writing history, world wide history and that that debt is a bad thing used effectively and politically in the last made a debt crisis in the summer time. the whole idea of comparing household debt to american debt which there may be problems with. they're not the same thing. the concept of debtors' prison which we were talking about. talk to me so we can have more questions about the idea of debt and morality. >> one thing i found which is fascinating when i was researching the ideas of debt in the great world religions is words for debt and see in in many languages are the same. that is true in sanskrit. is not true in hebrew but in aramaic. in the lord's prayer, forgive us our trespasses is the anglican translation, earlier translation was f

turn the roosevelt on his head but it is interesting story and they have been dining on it and frank baum is dead city cannot deny a it. >> one more question then we will start taking questions from the audience. one of the interesting things is the whole idea of morality. i was taken with the idea was some vse anthropologist writes the history of data and we think of that as a bad thing. that was used effectively with the last crisis will idea of comparing household debt to american debt to which there maybe problems with. also debtors' prison which we've talked about so talking very briefly about bull idea of debt and morality in the political use of that. >> one of the things was fascinated if not for debt and sen also was sanskrit and other writings not he broke -- but nine years and the lord's prayer forgive us our trespasses that is the earlier translation our earlier was forgiven says that's just as though we forgive those who was money. but we don't really do that do we? [laughter] that fema shows up over and over and it is invesco lampert alike the beginning of plato's republic t