The Memo

Ó'Connor's brilliant treatise on economics and society, The Memo, is here. The Memo is a compilation of Ó'Connor's most significant work to date, and is a work that some would describe as supreme within the fields of economics and social science. Upon a read of it's first pages, you will likely find that The Memo has the potential to change the world as it is into a world closer to the world as you wish it were; a halcyon world of fact, faith, and family. Lucidly, The Memo not only introduces the concept of hardened members of the American economy as well as the theory of a finite constraint's inability to constrain an infinite potential within that economy, but cogently propounds abstract subjects such as simultaneity as well.