<transcript><audio_21>and uh I think it was a perfect mom the perfect time to read it I was not prepared I thought it was something completely different uh so yeah really</transcript><transcript><audio_22>yeah he um I thought like the one of the biggest themes in the book was how he tied the big war into the economy and how that war was kind of needed to keep the economy going for such a long time I mean how many years was it thousands</transcript><transcript><audio_23>right um yeah yeah and uh that was so relevant to not only the time he wrote it during Vietnam but also today</transcript><transcript><audio_24>our military even before Vietnam our military industrial complex here in the United States is um something that I see firsthand I work kind of into industry my my job works</transcript><transcript><audio_25>for the the industry and it's um and it's something that's almost self-perpetuating all the time like it feeds itself and it keeps it just keeps going and you wonder not only in the wars that the United</transcript><transcript><audio_26>States is involved in but in all the wars that are going on on the planet this the war the wars are that tied into the economies and uh I thought that was the thing that</transcript><transcript><audio_27>he brought forth very strongly in this book hmm it's interesting because this isn't when we talked we were talking about you know these are classic Sci-fi books this is 1974. I mean this is sort of a bit later than a lot of people's envisage</transcript> and uh I think it was a perfect mom the perfect time to read it I was not prepared I thought it was something completely different uh so yeah really yeah he um I thought like the one of the biggest themes in the book was how he tied the big war into the economy and how that war was kind of needed to keep the economy going for such a long time I mean how many years was it thousands right um yeah yeah and uh that was so relevant to not only the time he wrote it during Vietnam but also today our military even before Vietnam our military industrial complex here in the United States is um something that I see firsthand I work kind of into industry my my job works for the the industry and it's um and it's something that's almost self-perpetuating all the time like it feeds itself and it keeps it just keeps going and you wonder not only in the wars that the United States is involved in but in all the wars that are going on on the planet this the war the wars are that tied into the economies and uh I thought that was the thing that he brought forth very strongly in this book hmm it's interesting because this isn't when we talked we were talking about you know these are classic Sci-fi books this is 1974. I mean this is sort of a bit later than a lot of people's envisage
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