Crow Economics: Human Logic Trap

This is an economics book that interprets human irrational behavior from the perspective of a crow. Through five chapters, the book reveals the logical traps of human beings in hoarding, competition, procrastination, social interaction and pursuit of happiness: Hoarding: Being kidnapped by the illusion of scarcity, mistakenly placing a sense of security on material accumulation; Competition: Falling into an involutional prisoner's dilemma, exchanging excessive efforts for diminishing marginal returns; Procrastination: Being deceived by time discounting and constantly overdrawing your future self; Social: exhausting attention in the like economy, but not getting real connections; Happiness: Chasing digital growth but losing the ability to perceive "enough". Crows use evolutionary wisdom to prove that the real survival strategy is not to acquire endlessly, but to learn when to stop. This book combines economics, behavioral psychology and zoology to provide tired modern people with a counter-intuitive survival guide.