He felt that the world was way too much on him and theres no way to know for sure, but i believe that kelley some level of consciousness and how Hermann Goring had made this grand suicidal statement the day before he was to be hanged and went out of his way and that is what kelley decided to do even to the point of using same poisonous agent. And even standing on the staircase where the family was assembled below and that, to me, really hearken back to Hermann Goring. Very public manner of suicide and i think his work had a great deal of significance in the world of psychiatry and the study of why people do what they do. And it started a big controversy. He published a book called 22 cells and nurnberg where he recounted his experiences with the nazi criminals and he gave his findings that he thought these men were not mentally ill, they didnt have any kind of disorder. And its something that many people did not want to hear. And it was a message that among the people who were in nurnb
You. Which is why it thanksgiving dinners are always so ill awkward if you have jewish relatives or friends on the left. Can see this in focus groups. And the answer to all of us, speaking the language of reality. The government never compels people to do stuff. The government compels people to do stuff at point of gun. What i say that . Because people are scared of guns. So that someone coming to your house in the middle of the night the s. W. A. T. Team with a gun pointing it at you for dragging you at present for not doing what you want. Thats what were facing. When it comes to the west, we are such idiots, honestly. We are arguing about whether our tax program is more efficient than their tax program. But its not about efficiency. Barack obama has the right answer to the wrong question. Would you rate the Capital Gains tax even if it means less revenue for the government. He said yes, for purposes of fairness. Even if it meant people were more poor and impoverished, the answer was
You cant have a novel without an audience and the fact there is this eager public wanting to know about the world around, wanted to know how life works, and he keeps this kind of thread of connection within the novel i think. You had the feeling rebellion against delivery status quo when you stumble into money in 2000 willing to learn about it and talk to bankers about it. At the point, i since you have some animosity towards going on in london. That it wasnt just a detached interest. I started the novel thinking it was going to be a crash. I started a book, describing a bubble, and thinking it would be a dramatic iron in some classic sense, when the audience knows something but the people onstage dont. Michael and i both had our flies undone, that would be a dramatic irony. A daytime tv kind. So my fear was the audience would know. Im describing this at the bank is being pleased with themselv themselves, and the reader would know a crash is coming. So i was really, really interested w
People will still be in this building and in schaumburg in the library for performing eyes in the business library, but much more Research Material will be sent out into the world. At some point, we will also reach what i call the holy grail, which is everything being Available Online to anyone and out of the blue and linked. But much of the world i dont think this would be 10 years from now because we have a lot of legal and technical issues and it will take a partnership with wikipedia and google and digital Public Libraries of america and everybody engaged in this and the publishers send authors. But imagine a world in which you could start looking up something youre interested in. Reading about tables and then youre interested in the word in words that come from and what was the history of slavery there is a person and simply chart your own course of creativity throughout the worlds knowledge. That would be amazing. With the touch of the screen, even easier. Even better, even more
On a recent trip to new york city, booktv visited the New York Public Library where we spoke with the librarys president and ceo, anthony marx, but the history of the institution as well as its Current Operations and future. Lets start with some numbers. How big is the New York Public Library . How many employees, budget, et cetera . New York Public Library combines the largest circulating Branch Library system in america, 88 branches, in every neighborhood in the boroughs we serve, as well as for Important Research libraries. This one being the crown jewel at the center of the system but also the Schomburg Center and harlem, the library for performing arts, the lincoln said, science industry and Business Library. Have about 2100 employees. We have a budget of about 280 million a year operating about half comes from the city of new york. Largely to pay for the circulating Library System in all the neighborhoods. The other half comes from a return on a billion dollar endowment of the pr