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Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, The Tom Woods Show.

Everybody, welcome back to The Tom Woods Show.

I am so delighted to be able to welcome Terence Keely, whose book The Economic Laws of Scientific

Research.

I have been promoting to people for years and years and years.

I cited it in a book of mine back in 2011, but in 2011, I had read it quite some time

before, and it's such a great book, and I want to talk about some of the themes in it.

I don't think it's ever been more relevant than right at this very moment.

Professor Keely is a meritus professor at University of Buckingham in clinical biochemistry,

which he tells me is a discipline we don't have quite so much here in the United States,

but that they have over there, so I may question him a bit about that, but I'm so delighted

to welcome you.

Thank you so much for being here.

Professor Pleasure.

Why can't we get your book back in print?

Well, that's a good question, but I have writing a new one.

I've very nearly finished the manuscript.

This is the first time I write a book without setting up a publisher in advance, because

I don't want the pressure.

I want this final book to be, you know, it sets right.

But all the stuff that was really covered in that first book will be covered in the

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