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Not recommended. The author's use of the word game makes the entire book a waste of time to read. But it helps put me to sleep.
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Your mental gears will constantly churn with the concepts in the book and how they apply to your life and the events around you
I am really enjoying all the amazing and horrid stories about status
Discovered this book after seeing an interview with the author on triggernometry
Status is not just material like lamborghini and weird tiny portioned food
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- This product had a total of 517 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 31 2023.
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Discovered this book after seeing an interview with the author on triggernometry
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Most books like this are written by professors who feel they need to go into extreme detail so they take 50 pages to make a simple point
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In 1899 thorstein veblen an american economist and sociologist of norwegian descent wrote a book called theory of the leisure class
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In it he talks about the concept of conspicuous consumption
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Im not sure how well those thoughts work
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This is a highly ambitious book essentially a model of human behavior mapped out against current events past events and personal psychology
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It missed some of what i thought the book would be about
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Much of the book is devoted to the history of how people gain status
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