A classic ― Simon Kuper, Financial Times
Brilliant. ― James O'Brien, author of How to be Right
A masterly book ― Nassim Nicholas Taleb
This is a very funny book, but Carlo ' underlying insight really matters: there's a lot of stupidity about, including in society's highest circles – and the stupid wield a surprising amount of power, because the rest of us can never guess what idiotic thing they'll do next. We need to get wise to stupidity, and witty rules are a great place to start. ― Oliver
subtle tongue-in-cheek made this book an underground classic in Italy. Today, under current worldwide political trends, it reads more like black . Keep in mind: reliable statistical data shows that 98% of the people seriously believe that they are far less stupid than the average. ― Carlo author of Seven Brief Lessons on Physics
A classic ― Simon Kuper, Financial Times
Brilliant. ― James O'Brien, author of How to be Right
A masterly book ― Nassim Nicholas Taleb
This is a very funny book, but Carlo ' underlying insight really matters: there's a lot of stupidity about, including in society's highest circles – and the stupid wield a surprising amount of power, because the rest of us can never guess what idiotic thing they'll do next. We need to get wise to stupidity, and witty rules are a great place to start. ― Oliver
subtle tongue-in-cheek made this book an underground classic in Italy. Today, under current worldwide political trends, it reads more like black . Keep in mind: reliable statistical data shows that 98% of the people seriously believe that they are far less stupid than the average. ― Carlo author of Seven Brief Lessons on Physics
