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about what s in this book. and somebody who wrote it originally angry. but are we it s compassion. are we more precise about what free enterprise is? it s amazing. it is so the revelation of discreet data and the ability to identify the excrete data and then adapt to it which we saw first with crime fighting in new york. where is the crime? put a bunch of cops there and go do that. that was celebrated in this country. william bratton and all the improvements and new york s police department and all this, at least certainly in its relative, proportional behavior. in this book we talk about dr. brenner and camden, new jersey. the most interesting place to do health care research in this country is in the poorest cities because nobody cares. and so you have dr. brener in camden, new jersey who realized, what percentage of all the health care costs in camden, new jersey, are being created by what percentage of the people? 1% of the people in camden, new jersey, account for 30%

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