Title: Essays on Humanism by Einstein
Product review: Beautifully written and, as you might expect, carefully thought out. Can't say I agree with half of what he says, but the book introduced a whole new Einstein to me. Some of his stuff that gushes about centrally planned economic systems could benefit from what we've learned since Einstein passed away. He makes one hell of an understatement when he says the challenges of socialist systems (including communism, one presumes) is how to keep the bureaucracy in check. I guess gulags are a bureaucratic problem among other things. But his analysis is slow, deliberate and reasoned and avoids dogma and hyper emotion. It was refreshing.
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