I was looking forward to hearing about the unemployment rate of Vienna. [:(]
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Very minor gripe - I’d have probably had Hoppe in there instead of Boettke. But anyway… good for beginners. This reminds me of a more academic Irwin Schiffs - How an Economy Grows and Why it Doesn’t comic book. Maybe in the future, when its all done - it could be professionally published, with proper graphics and sold at LvMI and elsewhere? Looking forward to the rest
What I mean is, don’t leave it up to the reader. It’s ok to be obvious about connecting the dots some times. Even smart people are susceptible to repetition.
I thought of one more thing lilburne. Make sure your faces when on the left or right, always face towards the content. We follow the eyes of characters in pictures on a page of content.
Thanks for doing these. This type of literary work I think is far more beneficial at reaching the masses. Not everyone is going to read Human Action but a large pool of people could easily sift through an easy to read comic.
I agree with LS unfortunately to an extent that it is somewhat dry and your target audience will be small. The First episode should outline AE as a whole while avoiding the specific details of each topic. Further episodes can then focus on those specific sections of AE. Perhaps the first comic should be tailored to explain to the reader why economics is important and how it directly relates to personal liberty.
For example, I difference between deductive and inductive reasoning as being explained in a separate episode. Additionally various types of goods would be their own episode, having details of both in the same episode gives the reader a mouthful to grasp in one episode with little visual/written explanation of each.
Than again I’m a critic so take this with a grain of salt. Thanks for doing these Lilburne, your the man!
