In danger of a blue chip ejaculation? Maybe it’s time you examined your
capital quarks. Socio/psychobabble like this abounds in Jim Taylor and Watts
Wacker’s zippy The 500 Year Delta, a cross between a self-help book and how-to
manual for aspiring entrepreneurs. As plane-reads go, it’s not half bad.
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