Until his death in 2006, economist Milton Friedman kept up with opposing points of view, a practice being lost today as people find it increasingly easier to retreat into communities of interest reflecting only their own entrenched opinions. By contrast, Friedman read a range of material from conservative to liberal. “It seems to me more important to read stuff you disagree with than to read stuff you agree with,” he said.
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