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Ok, time to resurrect this thread as I end my reading program on Koch. Kochland was the book I should have read first. It’s the book that covers the business, and gives narrative context to Charles Koch’s books. goodreads.com/book/show/4403

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Cedric Chin

@ejames_c

Aug 30, 2019

I've reached the point in Dark Money where I think at least 50% of Koch's writing in Good Profit is bullshit. Or at least, there's no way to take him seriously on 'values', when he very happily messes with gov regulation in order to benefit his companies.

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What's the full order you would take? Read Sons of Wichita (was meh). Was going to read Good Profit next.

Cedric Chin

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I’d say: Kochland, then Good Profit, then rapidly skim Science of Success. And only then read Jane Meyer’s Dark Money, which is almost entirely about their politics. But you can skip that one if you aren’t interested in the political side.

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Thanks! The political side is interesting and I think it's driving some parts of the business side, will read.