 Well, I don't think I need to convince anyone listening about the nobody's free part. When you have a regime that's trying to put the main opposition candidate in jail on trumped-up charges, that's pretty transparently unfree. And I also don't think I need to tell anyone here that you can't trust what you read in the New York Times today any more than the average Soviet citizen could trust what they read in Pravda. But when it comes to the nothing works side, I think that's actually some place where Neil Ferguson, the great historian, underplayed his argument a little bit.