You should try getting Thomas sowell on the podcast. If it’s only 20 minutes it’ll still be treasure. But if you can please try getting him ,as he still around.
@christopherm3271
Yes, Dr. Sowell should be given a Nobel for the lifetime contributions to economics, history, sociology, and everything in between. Listening and reading him is like therapy for our crazy times. And he's been consistent for decades. So unfortunate many don't know of him, but he should be household name. It's almost as if he's been intentionally avoided or censored even...maybe he makes too much sense.
@martiniversen4898
Thomas Sowell is one of the most important academics, economists, and authors of our time.
@Libertarianmobius1
Thomas Sowell is one of the greatest economist conservative mind ever in our nation history. He should be on your podcast Lex, he is a national treasure.
@TheChinaPlay
I love watching Thomas Sowell videos. His thoughts are so crystal-clear and his explanations are what you expect of the great minds of the Chicago School. I agree with Glenn's points, however, Sowell's impact is primarily as an educator, and while I would agree that an educator's impact is as important as a theorist and researcher, (and Glenn and anyone in academia knows this) academia puts much more emphasis on the latter. Unfortunately I don't see Sowell getting a Nobel. Plus, since academe is so full of the left-leaning that also decreases the chances. A nobel is not the sole (Sowell) measurement of a great intellectual mind. I'm willing to bet he is the most watched economist on Youtube, and therefore future Nobel laureates will stand on his shoulders. Sowell is getting pretty old and it is my wish that more people give him the recognition he deserves.
@maambomumba6123
Lex please get Sowell on your podcast. He is quite advanced in age and we need every last bit of his wisdom on issues as they are today. I hope he can make himself available even for a short while. Sowell is a beacon.
@KyL
Thomas Sowell makes me feel uncomfortable in the best way possible. Learned more from him than years at school. Grateful for his research and teachings.
@margaretpritchett3271
Thomas Sowell is one of the greatest minds society has ever produced
Wbirk8000
Thomas Sowell doesn't just run circles around the various disciplines, he runs in and out and all around them (economics, history, empiricism, etc). This is why so many hyper-specialized academics don't understand him and often resort to belittling. It doesn't make sense to them how he can paint such wholistic yet simple cause and effect portraits of political/economic/social history throughout the ages. But then again, the ultimate pitfall of an academic is quite similar to that thing Che feared...to get so lost one's own minutia that you become exactly what you once hated—and for many academics, that is, "a person who is obstinately or unreasonably attached to a belief, opinion, or faction, especially one who is prejudiced against or antagonistic toward a person", or in other words, a "bigot."
@earlmcmanus194
I think a significant reason for Sowell's success as an author and public intellectual is the simultaneously economical and eloquent way he has with words.
@ericlopez6866
Thomas Sowell is an American treasure, and is the most underappreciated American in history.
@blantant
We need the ideas of Thomas Sowell now more than ever. Fearless and brutally honest
Westley Williams
"Thomas Sowell deserves a Nobel Prize." You've got that right!
@radamrussell
Great take on Mr. Sowell. Sowell is implicitly worth anyone's time to take a deep dive into. I love that he isn't so analytical and uses data and history to show how economics and policy impacted people and groups and communities, and offers some personal insights as well. But what makes him important for society and anyone who is a substance and solutions over symbolism and scapegoating is that he digs down to the roots of societal inequality and ineffectual politics. That's what makes him so dangerous and distasteful to bumpersticker politicos and blamethrowers. Thomas Sowell is a great man.
Create Quantum Wealth
Get him on the show!
@donmaleto9211
Thomas Sowell should be celebrated in so many ways and honored for all he has contributed to society.
Reckless3057
Really great breakdown. You NEED to have Sowell on the podcast he is incredible.
@nn-gr7kw
Excellent conversation, Lex. Many thanks! Peace.
@DavidThackerMusic
Would love to see Thomas Sowell on ur podcast lex
@dannyfletcher1054
'A Conflict of Visions' by Sowell is a masterpiece
ElTercerHombre
LMAOOOO
Always promoting establishment when we need change
A great intellectual but essentially a less racist republican.
@Glentp75
Dr Sowell is one of Americas greatest treasures that most Americans don't even realise exists. The MSM made sure of that!
@kb4777
Dr Sowell is among the very finest minds that America has ever produced.
@candynewton4945
Son graduated SUNY school of finance, top of his class, he studies everything, he states, "Thomas Sowell is the best economist in the world" in his opinion. Thomas Sowell is among the top 100 for sure, social philosopher, he has it all. Sowell deserves a Nobel Prize. Thank you for pointing this great human out to younger generation for wisdom about the current state of affairs. Peaceful man worth knowing through all his books. 🇺🇸🏵
@Floki_631
Thomas Sowell has an incredible mind
@goteamgocrestwoodreddevils1482
I was today years old when my algorithm introduced me to Thomas Sowell. Where the heck have I been?!
@Bartisim0
Indeed, Loury and McWhorter could be put in that company quite easily.
@ttonieesopinion6089
Thomas Sowell deserves the Noble Prize! Period! But he does not need it to FEEL RELEVANT!
@SamuelHauptmannvanDam
Thomas has great data but bad analysis and you'd be incredibly wrong and hyper anal to think it's worth any incredible price. And tt's super US centric.
Glenn Loury even says it himself. Thomas has very little prove for his ideas. As original as they are. The best I got from his books which is an incredibly important fact is that it is easy to take data and make correlations. And it certainly made myself more critical of my own assumptions. But that's hardly Thomas Sowells attempt or intention. xD