Epoch Times: Mr. Oliver, your research to understand our current debt problem has recently taken you back to the 18th century and the Scottish philosopher David Hume.
Dan Oliver: One of the interesting things about David Hume is that he viewed the debt position of England in the mid-1700s as being completely precarious. Because they went from 10 million pounds or a number like that to 200 million and he called it an egregious bubble.
