This is my first experience listening to a Mises University series, I stand amazed at the amount of knowledge packed into these lectures. I listened to these during my commute and realize now that I will have to listen again while im able to take notes so that I may take note of the books, authors, references and quotable gems from these lectures. This was my known unknown, I've thought generally about these ideas, and see now how little I understood philosophically, economically and historically about my ideas. I cannot thank the LVMI enough for publishing these lectures on ITunesU. I became a member after completing the series, I cannot imagine anyone hearing this and not abandoning all their former thoughts of Keynesian economics to pursue more learning of the Austrian school and classical liberalism.
