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The Incredible Bread Machine
The Incredible Bread Machine is a text of political commentary written by R.W Grant in 1966, which discussed the topic of free-market enterprise and Capitalism. The book had an accompanying poem entitled "Tom Smith And His Incredible Bread Machine." The Tom Smith poem is about a man who invents a machine for producing bread very cheaply, and thus the world is fed. Smith becomes very wealthy off his invention but is punished by the government for his success. The poem was later reissued in an illustrated hardcover format. And in 1999, the second edition of "The Incredible Bread Machine" was published.
In 1974, Susan Love Brown, Karl Keating, David Mellinger, Patrea Post, Stuart Smith and Catriona Tudor of World Research Inc expanded upon the original book's content and wrote their own book, using the same title, promoting their own ideas of personal and economic freedom. And in 1975 the World Research Inc. expanded it into a film featuring themselves. Theo Kamecke was director and cameraman for the film. It is a commentary on Capitalism.
==External links==
*(The Poem )
*(The Film )
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