Yes I read parts of it
it over a year ago read chapter 8 [link to deliberatedumbingdown.com]
The Noxious Nineties.” The one entry this writer believes best illustrates this
plan and how it would be implemented throughout the remainder of the 20th century and into the
21st century is taken from Conclusions and Recommendations for the Social Studies (Charles Scribner’s
Sons: N.Y., 1934). This study was funded to the tune of $340,000 by the Carnegie Corporation of
New York, quite a sum of money in 1934 dollars! Professor Harold Laski, the philosopher of British
socialism, said of this report: “At bottom, and stripped of its carefully neutral phrases, the Report is an
educational program for a Socialist America.” An important and revealing excerpt from Conclusions
and Recommendations follows

The Commission was also driven to this broader conception of its task by the obvious fact
that American civilization, in common with Western civilization, is passing through one of
the great critical ages of history, is modifying its traditional faith in economic individualism
[free enterprise], and is embarking upon vast experiments in social planning and control
which call for large-scale cooperation on the part of the people.... (pp.1–2)
...Cumulative evidence supports the conclusion that in the United States and in other
countries the age of “laissez faire” in economy and government is closing and that a new
age of collectivism is emerging. (p. 16)