(Some neighborhood children playing duck-duck-goose in our common space on July 4th.)
Recently, I finished philosopher David McPherson’s book The Virtues of Limits published by Oxford University Press this year. While I disagree with McPherson in certain areas, I highly recommend his book. I was reacting to the book with friends and the author before I even completed it. Perhaps it would have been best to refrain from commenting until I had finished, but it was a sign that the book was quite thought-provoking. The book was well-written and accessible, even to a non-philosopher like me.
Given that this post only has a loose connection to business law, I will place the remainder of my thoughts below the page break.