
The Seven Deadly Sins of Greed: a Cutting-Edge Masterpiece That Analyzes Human Nature
贪婪的七宗罪:一部剖析人性的前沿力作
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- 106k Words
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- 5y ago
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127Reads
8.5Score
14Chapters
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16.3kReads · all time
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2025.2.26.12.00 Summary: Greed is the fundamental nature of human beings. Excessive crazy greed becomes the original sin. If you help others in the process of your own greed, you are a good person. If you don't help or even step on others, you are a bad person. This is the purpose of this book. Later, we will talk about cases, movie cases, etc. I don't really recommend watching it, it's not necessary.
Well, it's pretty good. You must read it if you can't sleep, maybe you'll fall asleep 😂 (joke, liven up the atmosphere), each paragraph has many words, suitable for reading when you have nothing to do or when you are bored (believe me, it's true) Let me see how many people can read the entire book in one go ξ( ✿>◡❛)
I especially hate those greedy bankers and businessmen who do whatever it takes to pursue profits, regardless of the lives of others. However, this book also made me understand that greed is a part of human nature, and we must learn to control it, otherwise it will bring devastating consequences to ourselves and society as the book says. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!