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The Castalia House AI translation is really good. The English translation I tried before wasn't any good.

Most of what lawyers have believed was refuted by Boetie. About 100 years after the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire. There was just then starting to be a Third Rome. Why did this introduction have to be written in the 20th century? I'm sure someone who knows something about law can probably place it 2000 years earlier or something like that.

It looked like he was going to make a point. It looks like he might be resetting now. He's got 150 pages left to make a point.

I have a sneaking suspicion that the author might be approaching his point. Maybe if we give him another 100 pages he will.

The first actual point is coming up. We're seeing Claude Bernard. It's happening. Next time. I'm sure.

On to chapter 3. He still hasn't gotten anywhere. He's just been showing us he knows things. For some reason.

The beginning of this is very Reddit. The author needlessly goes on about lower levels of organization for posturing purposes. We'll see, but it isn't promising

Getting a better look at this, I think I'm starting to get that the author is more specifically concerned with providing a technology for business people to feed their pre-loaded instincts through. It's getting somewhere, but could stand to be further popularized. Those earlier comments should be taken to me flying off the handle.

From what I've read so far, it looks like he wants to try to go too smart for business people, but we'll see.