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I can totally imagine a children's version. With illustrations of crazy voters doing crazy things. Rhyming.

I won't need a copy for about two years. Make sure it's ready by then.

Maybe you can refer the reviewer to your comic strip version...

I looked up a dictionary once. But it was boring, which made it hard to hold my concentration.

I'm far from a professional economist, but I don't remember ever having to look in a dictionary when I read "Myth of the Rational Voter." I'll admit that most professional economic papers I'd need to read next to a good reference guide, but "Myth of the Rational Voter" seemed to me to be written for a pretty standard audience.

I certainly found it less dense than Hayek or Von Mises, or even Milton Friedman (who can certainly get "university-level" when he's writing a chapter on monetary policy, even in his most generally-aimed books).

Fear not, Bryan. As long as you are propagating knowledge and information, you are serving humanity. There are already enough folks out there propagating ignorance and misinformation - serving themselves only.

Congratulations on the Fin Times kudo.

I didn't need a dictionary, but I did find the explanation of Public Choice difficult to follow. Still, it wasn't as difficult as the Cisco technical books I have to read, and I didn't need to take a test when I finished. Your book is an important contribution to the public discussion of democracy.