, managing director at Kissinger Associates and former assistant managing editor of Time, discussing Friedrich Hayek, on WNYC's The Briand Lehrer Show.

Hayek said we needed to think of the world more as gardeners tending a garden and less as architects trying to build some system.

-Josh Ramo , managing director at Kissinger Associates and former assistant managing editor of Time, discussing Friedrich Hayek, on WNYC’s The Briand Lehrer Show.

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