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While I do agree with the thesis that big data is not everything when doing brand research, the author relies just on anecdotal observations to make same far-fetching conclusions. The results are definitely entertaining and interesting to read but you can't help but think that there is a lot BS in those conclusions: I would rather trust a serious antropological study than a brand consultant to reveal the nation's inner character and desires.

A great book that gives an interesting perspective of human history and shows that progress does not necessarily translate into more happiness. The second part of the book ran out of steam and while the ideas were agreeable, the chapters seemed much weaker and less coherent to the whole story.

Reading this book will convince you that sleep is way underrated in our culture and being rested solves a lot of life's problems. It is a great insight, but it could have been written slightly more concisely – there was no need for 400 pages to repeat the same idea over and over again.

A good overview of what Bitcoin is and what its implications for the future might be. Recommended to all those who want to know what the fuss is all about.