in the atlantic of the road to serfdom, worries that hayek talks a good landing impact planning, but doesn't tell us how to distinguish the two. keynes in his famous letter to hayek, that he wrote honestly two britons would said you admit your narrative the question of knowing where to draw the line. you agree the line has to be drawn somewhere in the logical extreme is not possible, but you give us no guidance whatever proper to drive. it may well be he was responding to this approximate cost to some coming from the great critique of central planning in the right to serfdom, but is your preferred society? what is the preferred to? is that the proximate cause, i think so but this actually is a book that is the logical conclusion of a project that hayek started as far back as 1937. he started writing in 1939, but never finished. he called this project the abuse and define the region project. it was his war effort.q. he worked on it diligently to about the middle of the war and he was to be two volumes. the first volume he was going to trace the spread of two ideas that he thought were bad ideas. socialism and scientism. and how they g