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Evil and the Mountain Ungreed

Evil and the Mountain Ungreed

Esme Mees

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PublishDrive
Año de edición:
2024
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Ética y filosofía moral
ISBN:
9781966014034
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Pie Over Profit: A nicer world is possible.Ungreed by Esme Mees is a wild, unapologetic takedown of power, greed, and the assholes running the show. It cuts deep into how those at the top hoard wealth, blaming the rest of us for the mess they’ve made. Through raw Socratic dialogues, it challenges the ridiculous idea that individual success equals worth, while the world burns and the masses starve. Mees introduces 'Pie' as a symbol of something better, a way to rebuild through empathy and collaboration. It’s not just about money; it’s about rejecting the BS and finding real strength in community. Ungreed is like a much-needed punch in the gut for anyone tired of the same old, broken system.

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