Anderson lost my attention on page xvii:
"I also thought: Mea culpa. For those last two decades, I'd prospered and thrived in the new political economy. And unhurt by automation or globalization or the new social contract, I'd effectively ignored the fact that the majority of my fellow Americans weren't prospering or thriving. "
Not quite sure how he feels he can come across as indignant or angry at our current state of affairs when he basically slept through the whole sell out/off of our middle class.
Wake T.F.U.
