From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Principles and legendary investor Ray Dalio, who has spent half a century studying global markets, The Changing World Order examines history’s most turbulent economic and political periods to reveal why the times ahead will likely be radically different from those we’ve experienced in our lifetimes.
##越讀越喪
評分萬萬沒想到我的愛國主義教育是如此完成的lol
評分##看的是YT視頻版本,深入淺齣44分鍾,推薦~有空再去看書。
評分##dalio很道傢,“雖然和平/創造時期對大多數人來說肯定更令人愉快,但所有存在的現實(哪怕是糟糕的)都有其促進人類進化的目的,因此從更廣泛的意義上講,所有時期都既不好也不壞。大蕭條/革命/戰爭時期産生瞭大量破壞,但就像淨化風暴一樣,它們也消除瞭弱點和過度(如債務過多),並以更穩健(盡管痛苦)的基礎上迴歸基本麵的形式産生瞭一個新的開端。”
評分##Never thought china’s history line can be told by a foreigner cleanly and concisely, Some part of the book can not be published in China , always the right choice to read the original one. I am fond of my country and hope younger one can relate to it. Give huge credit to the author for his broad and depth understanding and accumulations
評分##越讀越喪
評分##dalio很道傢,“雖然和平/創造時期對大多數人來說肯定更令人愉快,但所有存在的現實(哪怕是糟糕的)都有其促進人類進化的目的,因此從更廣泛的意義上講,所有時期都既不好也不壞。大蕭條/革命/戰爭時期産生瞭大量破壞,但就像淨化風暴一樣,它們也消除瞭弱點和過度(如債務過多),並以更穩健(盡管痛苦)的基礎上迴歸基本麵的形式産生瞭一個新的開端。”
評分##Wisdom of history told in a readable and measurable way. Definitely worth the read.
評分##“History has shown that all countries’ success depends on sustaining the strengthening forces without producing the excesses that lead to countries’ declines. The really successful countries have been able to do that in a big way for 200-300 years. No country has been able to do it forever.”