Title: I Was Not Dazzled
Product review: So much for Malcolm Gladwell's (Blink) opinion. I didn't notice his blurb on the cover until later. If he likes it, you know that's an omen.For someone in economics, the author(s) don't bother to show much proof. Like we're supposed to believe drug dealers have a board of directors, and a regulated payroll? And abortion caused the crime rate to drop? A "well-maintained" house is just old? And what was with ALL the names of the babies? Who cares? I didn't even see Velveeta, Asti Spumante (yes, real names!), or the ever popular "Shaniqua" on the lists.Mostly unsubstantiated conjecture (sociologist they know "swears" he met the twins LemonJello and OrangeJello in a store), this book just goes all over the place and ends up nowhere.
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