Re: IRS regulations in business

Abraham Moses Genen (futurist@frontiernet.net)
Tue, 22 Jul 1997 21:25:29 -0400


Abraham Moses Genen
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From: Robin Hanson <hanson@hss.caltech.edu>
To: extropians@extropy.org
Subject: Re: IRS regulations in business
Date: Tuesday, July 22, 1997 4:39 PM

"Abraham Moses Genen" writes:
>At least that has been my experience during the last fourty years
>in governmental administration, legislative drafting and analysis. ...
>Among the many things I'm still learning is that any relationship
>between political science as taught in most colleges and universities
>and governmental administration as it actually functions and
>transpires is purely coincidental.

Are there any books which do describe this well? If not, maybe you
should write one. Academics can hardly be expected to put in forty
years like you did before they analyze things. So its up to people
like you to set them straight.

I am especially interested in this issue because there's a good chance
I'll be a professor of political science within the next two years.

Robin D. Hanson hanson@hss.caltech.edu http://hss.caltech.edu/~hanson/

Dear Robin and other fellow Extropians:

If you wish you may consult the MACMILLAN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE
FUTURE as one of many sources of information. Hopefully, it can be found
in your friendly neighborhood university library.

Please try to avoid going to sleep while reading my contributions to this
two volume set.

If you wish I will be happy to provide you with a listing of other
published materials.

Enjoy!!!

AMG