One has to read it only once to get his key point, which appears to be that the only common ground in our struggle with ourselves, trying to carve out a sustainable future, is his ground. Oh but if life were so simple. Oh if they would listen to to Jay's explanations of why they are wrong. I am reminded of Eric Hoffer's little book called True Believers.
True believers believe in the victory of one.
Give me a wishy-washy economist any day. In the crunch economists believe in trade offs and choice not in the victory of one.