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First few chapters is spent redefining "money" from an economist point of view but really trying hard to keep the money out of it for apparently beliefs he wants to introduce, then lots of "2x10=20" which I don't get the point of it yet. Second grade arithmetic on loop. If he was a modern writer I would guess he wants to establish credibility to then push his theology, but he isn't. So I have to read and see.

Preface: finally, someone's talking about how wisdom is being ignored in the past century and how that is making our lives worse.

By chapter 4: hmm, this guy is relatively stupid, doesn't understand much and thinks all the wrong things.

By chapter 9: ahha, he's an apologist for super rich and now the very positive review of Bill Gates for this book makes sense. I probably won't read the rest. But maybe I should